How much is nafaqah (maintenance)?

Wouldn't that be relative, depending upon how you were raised?

It's relative to how you were raised, your socioeconomic status, and to the socioeconomic status of your husband.

So, if you do not want a husband who cannot support you. Do not marry a husband that cannot support you.

Men, if you do not want a woman who cannot support you in your home. Then do not marry women who cannot support you in your home.

So, the idea of kafa'ah, of there being compatibility, even in access, education, and ideas and things like that.

Super important. It's not just racial as people make it and in fact it shouldn't be but it is more socioeconomic.

Are these two people going to be able to live with each other because they live similar lifestyles?