The ruling on a woman discharging fluid before prayer

Question:
The questioner says: A fluid comes out of her after intercourse with her husband. The question is: If this fluid comes out before she prays, what is the ruling? And is it obligatory for her to perform the full ritual bath because of this fluid?

Answer:
A fluid that invalidates the ablution. This fluid that comes out of the private parts invalidates the ablution, so she does not pray until she cleans herself, dries the area, cleans herself again, then performs the ablution and prays. If it comes out of her before the prayer or during the prayer, her ablution is invalidated, so she must clean herself, dry the area, then perform the ablution and pray. However, if she has already prayed and nothing came out of her, and it only came out after the prayer, her prayer is valid. Ahm.
Her prayer is valid because her ablution was not invalidated during it. As for the full ritual bath, it is not obligatory for her to perform it; because this is not major ritual impurity. This is considered minor ritual impurity, which only requires the ablution.