Auto shut off

Hi,
Just want to ask is it normal that iphone 4s automatically shut off when its overused or too many apps are open?if it is what should be the options for this problem that i have.
thanks so much!

Sorry my friend at the moment Z10 does not have this feature has of yet!
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