The ruling on the prayer and fasting of a pregnant woman when blood is discharged

Question:
One of the women says: A pregnant woman, after a period of four months, had her menses, just as other women do. Then, when it stopped, she washed, prayed, and this condition continued with her for four months. Finally, it became clear that the fetus was dead. The question is: regarding the period during which she did not pray, does she make up the prayers, or what does she do?

Answer:
It is well known that a menstruating woman leaves off the prayer during menstruation and leaves off fasting. She does not make up the prayers, but she does make up the fasting for the time of menstruation. It is well known that a pregnant woman does not menstruate, and the prevailing view, which is held by most scholars, is that she does not menstruate. If blood comes to her, it is blood of corruption, meaning bleeding. She does not leave off the prayer or fasting because of it, as long as the pregnancy is in her womb. She prays and fasts, even if blood is discharged from her, because this is bleeding and not menstruation, because menstruation and pregnancy do not usually coexist at all. So she prays and fasts. If she left off the prayer and fasting, she makes up what she left off of fasting and prayer, because leaving off the prayer and fasting in this case is a mistake, because a menstruating woman prays and fasts even if she has blood on her, because this blood is bleeding and not menstrual blood. Yes.