Q: One of my neighbors, who was called (...), (Part No. 15; Page No. 429) had a car accident and died. Two months before his death, he traveled with his wife to his father-in-law. He gave me two envelopes as a trust. One of them was sealed and the other was open and he told me that the open one belonged to one of his friends who lived in Al-Sharqiyyah. He told me that he had the intention to give it back to his friend after his return. As regards the open envelope, I knew that it belonged to my dead friend. After his death, I opened the sealed envelope to know its owner's name, but I did not find any names. I handed the other envelope to his family. As regards the sealed envelope, I did not hand it to them nor did I tell them about it. I seek your advice as regards the following: Should I hand this envelope to my dead friend's family even though it does not belong to him? Should I sell it then give its price as Sadaqah (voluntary charity) to the poor on his behalf? Or should I keep it till its owner comes and claims it because no body has claimed it for seven months? I fear that its owner does not know that his friend died. May Allah reward you best!