Ruling on wearing socks after removing them while in a state of ritual purity

Question:
The questioner says: If a person wears socks while in a state of ritual purity, and then a situation arises that requires removing them, such as a medical examination that requires taking them off, and then he returns and puts them on again without performing wudu, knowing that he is still in a state of ritual purity, what is the ruling on this in detail? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
If he is still in his original state of ritual purity in which he put on the leather socks, or the socks, there is no harm. If he purified himself, for example, for the midday prayer, and put on the socks, or the leather socks, and then the need arose to uncover them after the prayer due to illness or something else, and then he put them back on while he is in a state of ritual purity, there is no harm. He may wipe over them for one day and one night if he is a resident, and for three days and their nights if he is a traveler. However, if he has broken his ritual purity after putting them on, he may not put them back on except after purifying himself. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.