Is it permissible for the ruler to prevent a woman's guardian or the manager of an endowment for the sake of public interest?

The questioner : We do not exclude this, except if there is a benefit. That is, he acts in this matter.

The Shaykh : Absolutely not. If he sees negligence or transgression in the specific guardian, the general guardian has the right to prevent him or add a trustworthy man to him.

The questioner : That is, he reads it, and he says that there is good in it, meaning he has the right.

The Shaykh : Yes, he may prevent him. Yes, he may prevent the specific guardian from an action that is not permissible. Yes.

The questioner : For example, it was specific to him, for example a building. Mm. And this guardian, for example,

The Shaykh : No, that is a second matter, usually. The action of the imam in public interests, whether it is ownership or time. If he sees that the interest requires transferring the ownership of this property to a public interest and giving him its value or more, then that is another matter.