Walking around bareheaded, does it invalidate my wudu?
Question: I am performing my salah, but outside of it I am walking without any covering. Does my salahs get counted? Plus, when I had my wudu, I am walking without covering the head, does my wudu get broken?
Performing salah and covering the head, they are both orders of Allah. When you are performing a salah, you are following an order that came from Allah; so just like it, you shall use a veil and obey him as well.
Fulfilling a fard and not fulfilling the other one, does not harm the one that you fulfilled. If you established your salah, you fulfilled a commandment for him. Walking around without using a veil, doesn’t prevent you from performing salah. Also it does not break or harm your wudu.
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