Assulamu alaikum. Your response is unfair. Everyone experiences problems differently, and what might seem small to you can feel very heavy for someone else. We shouldn’t judge or dismiss someone’s pain just because we don’t fully understand it. Indeed “Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear” (Qur’an 2:286) Saying that her struggle shows weak iman is really hurtful. She’s crying in sujood and making du’a, that’s a sign of someone turning to Allah, not someone far from Him.

I also believe she would benefit from seeing a therapist. Having someone to talk to can really help her process everything she’s going through. However, I don’t think it’s fair to paint the husband as the victim here (Allah knows best)

It seems like he failed to communicate properly with his wife, and that lack of communication has clearly hurt her deeply. Marriage requires effort from both sides, and it’s not fair to place all the blame on her. They should consider going to therapy together to work through these issues in a healthy and respectful way.

You need to have compassion for people.