Is it permissible to prevent a second wife from conceiving with the aim of "disciplining" and chastising her for her sharp tongue when angry, knowing that she yearns for children?

Bearing children is the most important purpose of marriage, and it is a right for both spouses. Therefore, coitus interruptus (azl) was forbidden without the wife's consent. Accordingly, a husband does not have the right to prevent his wife from conceiving, especially if she is obedient to him. Childbearing may also motivate her to accept advice and discipline.