Why male Muslims wear kappel or kippah?

Male Muslims typically wear a cap known as a "kufi" or "topi," rather than a kippah, which is specific to Jewish tradition. The kufi is worn during prayers and religious activities as a sign of humility and respect before God. It also serves to signify one's identity and adherence to Islamic customs. While the kippah is a Jewish head covering, the concept of wearing a cap in religious contexts is common across various faiths, including Islam.