Does a woman with post-natal bleeding make up the prayers she missed?

Question:
A woman miscarried in the third month of her pregnancy, so she did not pray for eight days because of the post-natal bleeding. Does she have to make up those prayers?

Answer:
If the fetus had developed into a human form, meaning its limbs had been formed, and then she bled after that, this is post-natal bleeding. She does not have to pray, and it is not permissible for her to pray, because this is post-natal bleeding. However, if the fetus had not developed and its limbs had not been formed, then the blood she experiences is a hemorrhage, not post-natal bleeding, so she has to pray. If she left off the prayer in this case, she must make it up. The dividing line is the state of the fetus: is it formed or not? If she did not see it for the duration, once it reaches eighty-one days, the formation begins. That means it entered the third month, meaning eighty-one days have passed, which is two months and twenty days, and it entered the last ten days of the third month. That is when the formation begins. Yes.