Nigerians are sharing thoughts on a Facebook post by a married Muslim lady, Fatima Ismail Yusuf, where she mentioned that wives aren’t required to do household tasks in Islam.
“According to her post, a wife doesn’t have to clean or cook; it’s the husband’s duty to provide assistance if he can,” she stated.
The post, shared in a Facebook group, sparked diverse reactions, with many, particularly Muslims, mentioning that husbands can also marry their servants. One individual, Tijaani Ahmed, commented, “She’s not entirely off. It’s fine if a man gets his wife help for daily house tasks, but it’s not obligatory. A good wife’s main role is to manage her home effectively.”
Ibrahim Hafsat Aminu added, “If the house help catches the husband’s eye, you can’t complain later, according to Islamic teachings.”
Nigerians are sharing thoughts on a Facebook post by a married Muslim lady, Fatima Ismail Yusuf, where she mentioned that wives aren’t required to do household tasks in Islam.
“According to her post, a wife doesn’t have to clean or cook; it’s the husband’s duty to provide assistance if he can,” she stated.
The post, shared in a Facebook group, sparked diverse reactions, with many, particularly Muslims, mentioning that husbands can also marry their servants. One individual, Tijaani Ahmed, commented, “She’s not entirely off. It’s fine if a man gets his wife help for daily house tasks, but it’s not obligatory. A good wife’s main role is to manage her home effectively.”
Ibrahim Hafsat Aminu added, “If the house help catches the husband’s eye, you can’t complain later, according to Islamic teachings.”
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