The Ruling on 'Umrah for a Menstruating Woman and the Continuation of Bleeding

Question:
The questioner says: A girl has not had her monthly period for two months, then it came for thirty-seven days. It stopped for a week and four days, then it came again while she intended to perform 'Umrah. She wants the ruling: what should she do? She has read in a booklet that a menstruating woman enters the state of ihram and performs 'Umrah.

Answer:
She enters the state of ihram, but she does not complete the 'Umrah until the blood stops and she takes a bath from it, then she performs the tawaf, sa'y, and shortening of the hair. As for entering the state of ihram, it is permissible for a menstruating woman to enter ihram, but she waits until the blood stops, then she takes a bath from the menstruation, then she performs tawaf, sa'y, and shortens her hair. This is the 'Umrah. However, if she has a known custom from before, a custom of six days or seven days or ten days, or her custom is known from before, and then this illness occurred and the blood came down in abundance and for a long duration, if it exceeds fifteen days, she sits for fifteen days, then she takes a bath and prays, even if she has blood.
Because there is no menstruation after fifteen days. And if the blood continues and does not stop at all.
If it does not stop at all, she returns to her custom that she had before, six days, seven days, ten days. She returns to her custom. Yes.