The ruling on obeying the husband in not visiting any of the relatives

The question: You also ask and say: I fear Allah the Mighty and Majestic, and I do not want anything to befall me, yet he prevents me from leaving the house. I do not go out except to my aunts, and when I do go out, I am very well covered. I do not even go to the market; rather, I instruct my mother about what I need. What is the ruling in this matter?
The answer: If the husband prevents his wife from going out to her aunts, maternal aunts, the market, or the like, she must comply, and she must listen and obey him in this, except if he falls short by not purchasing her necessary needs for the house, or if he does not provide for her, in which case she may go out because he has fallen short in his rights toward her. However, as long as he fulfills her needs and provides for the requirements of the house, she has no right to go out without his permission. If he prevents her from going out to an aunt, a maternal aunt, neighbors, or others, she must refrain, and she should resolve the issue by speaking to him kindly, discussing with him what harms her in this matter, and using a good manner that softens his heart until he grants her permission. As for stubbornness and disobedience, they are not permissible. It is obligatory for you, O questioner, to listen and obey, and to address him in the best manner, until he is pleased and grants permission. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.