Is it permissible for the husband to house his family with his wife in the same home without consulting her, and is the wife entitled to request a completely independent dwelling separate from the husband's family, knowing that his family is not in need and causes her annoyance and interference in her private affairs?

It is permissible for the husband to bring his parents to his country of residence. However, the wife has the right to separate accommodation if she is harmed by their presence with her. The husband is not obligated to consult his wife about bringing his parents, but he should seek her permission for them to reside with them. If the parents cause harm to the wife by violating her privacy, the husband must wisely prevent them. He should strive to provide separate accommodation for them or a separate part of his house, as this helps avoid marital problems. Good conduct is obligatory between in-laws, and hostile treatment that could harm one's faith and worldly life is impermissible. It is recommended to supplicate frequently, reconcile differences, and seek assistance from people of virtue and wisdom.