Wiping over the ghutrah and the shemagh

Question:
And there is a matter I advise regarding the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): the issue of wiping over the rimah, and whether it is done with the shirab or the ghummah, and he asked why?

Answer:
Yes, this is what comes. It is established from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he wiped over the turban and wiped over the leather socks. This is what comes; in the chapter on wiping, it has a specific chapter. As for the shemagh and the ghutrah, these do not take the place of the turban; they do not take the place of the turban. The turban is something that is tied and secured, making it difficult to untie. As for the ghutrah and the shemagh, these are not secured; they are not secured, but rather they are something placed on the head, and it is easy to remove them. Their presence is like their absence. It is obligatory to wash or wipe the head directly; it is not like the turban.