What is the ruling on fasting Ramadan for two years, in the case of performing ghusl from menstruation after seeing a fluid following masturbation, with red threads appearing after the ghusl due to ignorance?

The appearance of red threads after performing ghusl (definition) (ritual bath) necessitates repeating the ghusl, because these threads are considered menses as long as they appear within a period suitable for menstruation. The prayers performed without repeating the ghusl are not valid and must be made up, according to the majority of scholars, though there is a difference of opinion on this matter. Fasting after the end of menstruation but before performing ghusl is valid, but the days during which menstrual blood was observed must be made up, because fasting is not permissible during menstruation.