According to most Islamic Scholars, rather it is the husband's duty to provide those services if he has the means (hire help). If you do it, it is out of the kindness of your heart. The second opinion, by scholars, say that a woman's family life is taken into consideration, so if she served in her family's house, then, she will do this in her new house. However, if she grew up with servants, then he has to provide servants.
He talks about the Khaleeji Arabs, who mostly don't do these jobs at home anymore, thanks to Oil money of course, they have servants, which are affordable in the Arab world.
Anyway, don't kill yourself and if your husband can afford it, get some help. Instead focus on child rearing, especially in this day and age, these kids need even more attention.
He talks about the Khaleeji Arabs, who mostly don't do these jobs at home anymore, thanks to Oil money of course, they have servants, which are affordable in the Arab world.
Anyway, don't kill yourself and if your husband can afford it, get some help. Instead focus on child rearing, especially in this day and age, these kids need even more attention.