Hala Al Khatib - Beirut

When I asked this question: Does your husband help you at home? I imagined men who were relentlessly asking for many wives, and I would have liked to find a model that considers the house to be responsible too.

Surprisingly, a large number of men are rolling up their sleeves in their homes, and they feel that it is necessary to stop holding women - especially the workers - responsible for the cleanliness of the house in all its details, the children and the kitchen.

The man had previously argued that he worked abroad, and most women were raised as domestic work as their duty, and plunged into the details of "her kingdom" until she put forward outside this kingdom, until it was not in her favor to offer what her mother and grandmother used to offer home.

A man rebelled against the idea of ​​"Set House"
Abdullah Jubaili model Stini wanted to rebel long ago on the idea of ​​Set House. He always helped his mother from a young age in everything. Abdullah tells Al Jazeera Net that he and his wife lived in Paris after their marriage and worked together at home and abroad.

Jebaili says that when they immigrated to France immediately after marriage, the financial situation was bad, his wife Jean, who wants to wash clothes on her hands, asked him to go to be entertained with his friends, and he replied that he did not marry to be alone but to be together and cooperate together, and this is what happened in Marriage period for more than forty years.

A working woman needs her husband's help at home, kitchen and child affairs

"I am not saying I am helping my wife at home, because that means that she is required to work at home. I am saying my wife is working at home and learning what I do not know."

When his wife travels abroad for long periods of time, he does not need and does not accept the help of his sister or neighbor. He does not consider the house to be a woman's specialty. "This is my approach and my way at home."

We all live at home and care about it
Farah Hussein tells that although she is not working, this does not prevent her husband from helping her with the things he knows at home, as well as the two boys, ages 7 and 8.

"Our children taught us that we all live in this house and we all care about it," Farah said.

Farah had two boys who helped arrange and wash the laundry, arranging their room, evacuating and wicksan. Her husband does not consider that work at home is not his duty, being working abroad, but sharing what allows him time, the fact that his wife Farah full-time home.

Farah Hussein: Our children taught us that we all live in this house and we all care about it.

He works in his house and helps himself
Laila Nasreddine, who works with her husband in the same field, is a filmmaker, a children's and weddings photographer. Laila believes that this made them also understand the things of the house it helps a lot, especially in things that do not like to do such as filling water, but does not like the arrangement of purposes.

Farah Malaeb says her husband does not help her "work at home and help himself". He cares about washing and washing as she prepares food and cares about their dog. Farah does not feel obliged to do any work because she is a wife, especially since she works for long hours, sometimes with the help of cleaning.

Nawara al-Khatib, the mother of four children, is not working and her husband helps her with all the household and children's details, from changing diapers to washing and washing, except cooking. He also cares about children at night if she is asleep.

Caring for children becomes part of the husband's work

Couples working outside and inside the house
Huda Ghamloush tells her that she and her husband's difficult and long-term work make the house not ready and tidy enough on a daily basis.Her husband does not object to this.He sometimes helps to make it clear, but does not rush on his own.He always has to ask him to do it but he does not regret.

It also helps her to clean and chop vegetables and spread the laundry, and arranges his things always. This helps him "to have some time together, but he always needs to call attention or direct request," she says.

Kholoud Jaber tells that her husband does the work according to his mood, and helps when needed, and if she is tired, she is keen to leave him always something to do.

Ola Al Danaf says that her husband helps her in everything, even cooking, as they work.He is obliged to work together at home too.He does not complain and get upset.He works alone at home in her absence.Khulud considers herself very fortunate and wishes to establish her children in this way.

Ola Dunaf: My husband helps me in everything even cooking (Al Jazeera)

Our goal is one .. Family and success in business
Azza al-Hajj Hassan does not call her husband's help, and considers that they share everything in the house, money, child and responsibilities. She has a special time for their son, but while working or traveling, her husband automatically takes these roles. "Our one goal is family and success at work," she says.

Rita Attallah graduates early to work and her husband is interested in preparing the boys to go to school from dress and food and to get them to school and cook at the weekend.

Bisan tells Zayat that her husband helps her at home but does not do it on his own. Bisan and her husband work and get tired and help each other at home.

Bisan Zayat: husband helps me at home but does not do it on his own (Al Jazeera)

Mature don't care about house affairs
On the other hand, some wives suffer from the neglect of their husbands home. Peppa says her husband is just theorizing, and considers that his work is limited to outside the home. Rana adds that Eastern men consider their dignity to be humiliated if they help their women at home.

She adds that she works with three children and her husband behaves like her fourth child.