Is the feeling of extreme distress and emptiness, despite performing household and marital duties, reading the Qur’an and religious books, and in the absence of children or righteous companionship, considered a shortcoming? And is the solution in working, or are there other pieces of advice to fill this void?
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The fundamental principle for a woman is to remain in her home, as it is safer for her religion and her honor. She should occupy her time with what benefits her in her religious and worldly affairs. A woman's work is permissible if there is a need for it and if the Islamic guidelines for a woman's going out and the type of work are met. Regarding childbirth, it is advised to turn to Allah and consult specialized doctors, while exercising self-control and avoiding anger, especially with the husband.
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