A woman wanted to get married, and she made it a condition for the husband that she would work, and the husband made it a condition for her that he would not provide for her.

We heard that she works, but he does not provide for her, and we heard that you.

Correct, correct. If she makes it a condition to work in teaching or other jobs, and he agrees to that, then there is nothing wrong with it.

And if the financial support is also dropped, and it is made a condition for her regarding the support, then likewise there is nothing wrong with it, because the support is her right.

So if she gives up that right, then there is no blame on him.