The rulings resulting from the fetus being a clot of blood.

The Shaykh : If it is a clot of blood, do rulings also apply to it? Yes.
The student: ... .

The Shaykh : No, is there no detail? We do not accept pointing with the finger. Please proceed.
The student: If it is a formed clot of blood.

The Shaykh : That if it is a formed clot of blood.
The student: It has.

The Shaykh : Rulings apply to it, among which are:
The student: That it be washed.

The Shaykh : The completion of the waiting period, this is the most important thing.
If a woman gives birth to a fetus that has not reached the stage of being a clot of blood, her waiting period is not completed; rather, it must be a clot of blood in which the creation of the human being has become apparent, that is, a formed clot of blood. So if she gives birth to a leech-like clot or a clot of blood that is not formed, her waiting period is not completed, and at that time she returns to observing the waiting period by menstruation, if her waiting period is by menstruation, or by months, if her waiting period is by months.