How can the demands of arduous work in the field of resuscitation be reconciled with its impact on marital life, which causes the husband's discontent and ill-treatment, given the husband's prior knowledge of the work conditions before marriage?

If you stipulated in the marriage contract with your husband that you would go out to work, then this condition is valid and binding. However, if your work causes you to neglect your husband's rights, he has the right to prevent you from it. If you are able to combine work with fulfilling the rights of your husband and your home, then that is better. But if you cannot, then the priority is for the husband's right and the interest of the home. Scholars have determined that a wife's going out to work is contingent upon her not neglecting her primary duty towards her home and with her husband's permission.