How are the prayers that were not performed due to turbid discharge and red blood spots to be made up, and is it permissible to complete the six days of Shawwal fasting tomorrow?

If a woman sees her usual menstrual blood at its accustomed time, then it is menstruation, whether or not it is mixed with a brownish discharge. Any drops of blood she sees are considered menstruation, even if it is before her expected period. If she then experiences purity by dryness, she should perform ghusl, pray, and fast, and she will have the rulings of pure women. If the blood returns again, she reverts to the state of menstruation as long as this occurs within the period of menstruation. The purity that intervenes during menstruation is a valid purity. There is no need to make up the prayers missed during the menstrual period.