Thus, escaping from one temporary problem, he places himself into a permanent problem from where there is no escape. Life is a trust from Allah and such a person who breaches the trust of Allah will be held in contempt even in this world i.e. the Ulama and leaders of the community should not attend his Janaaza. The punishment in the Hereafter is more severe. An executive of an Islamic institute involves himself in immoral activities, e.g. dancing, going to pubs, etc. The position is a trust which is vested in order to direct the organisation toward promoting and preserving Islamic values and principles.
Any act perpetrated by any executive contrary to Islamic values and principles is a breach of trust.
Hence, such a person is not worthy of this position. As such, declaring Shi'as a Madhab, associating its members with un-Islamic activities, dancing, singing, etc. is a breach in trust. Such a person should be immediately removed and be replaced by a suitable person. Yes, she can remove it. Zaid took my husband for a drive.