How can financial grievances be redressed after prices have doubled and the value of money has changed, especially after more than 20 years have passed, and if the charitable organization has ceased to exist or the wronged person has died?

If the purchasing power of money weakens, it is more cautious to return its value.

If the charity organization is shut down, the one who gave the sadaqa (charity) must spend the funds for the purpose for which they were collected. If the new organization performs the same work as the first one, then there is no objection to giving these funds to it.

If the rightful owner is deceased, his right must be paid to his heirs by any means, and he is not required to inform them of what he has done. He may return the right in a way that avoids harm, such as sending it with a trustworthy friend without informing him.