Making up the days of fasting for an excuse if the month is short

Question:
The questioner says: If a person of legal age breaks his fast for an excuse, and that coincides with the end of the month, or the entire month, and the month does not complete thirty days, does he make up the number of days he did not fast to complete twenty-nine days, or is he required to make up thirty days?

Answer:
If the Muslims fast twenty-nine days, he makes up twenty-nine days, and if they fast thirty, he makes up thirty days, just like the Muslims. Yes.