Is it obligatory to make up the Asr and Maghrib prayers if the bleeding was very light on the first day of menstruation and ritual purity was not ascertained, and is it obligatory to make up the prayers after performing ghusl if a woman becomes pure and then experiences discharge during prayer time?

The brown discharge connected to menstruation or occurring during the period is considered menses. A woman must consider herself in a state of menstruation until the blood ceases, along with any brownish or yellowish discharge connected to it, provided that the total duration does not exceed fifteen days. Upon seeing the sign of purity, by one of its two indications, she should perform ghusl (definition) (ritual bath) and pray. Therefore, prayer is not permissible on the day the brown discharge appeared until purity is observed. If a woman becomes pure and then the blood, yellowish, or brownish discharge returns during her customary period, it is considered menses, and she is not required to make up the prayers unless she saw the sign of purity before the prayer time elapsed.