I'm afraid I have to chime in with those who are concerned that if your husband throws things and has temper tantrums to get his way, that this does not bode well for your marriage. My advice is nont going to help you fade...but I'm really afraid fading is not looking to possible for you from what you've said.
Think about this...why do you accept the temper tantrum?? Everybody's different, and so are everybody's marriages, but if I was you, the next time he started that crap it would be time for a (what folks back home call) "Come to Jesus" meeting (not in the religious sense, I just like the phrase).
Stop him cold in his tracks. Tell him you're not putting up with behavior that would get a 2-year-old taken in the back room and spanked at a meeting. Plain language like,
"I'm not going because I don't want to. I don't need any other reason. Your bad behavior is not doing a thing to change that. Deal with it."
Phrases like, "end of discussion" and "I'm not going to be spoken to like that" are helpful here, too. Don't let him drag you into the fight, don't try to reason with him, DON'T try to appease him.
There's also the helpful words, "I'm going to do what I want with my life whether you like it or not."
Don't let him bully or intimidate or boss you. You're an adult, be one! If he gets violent tell him you're calling the cops - and do it!! And follow through with the complaint, too. Bullies often back down quick when confronted with strength, but you have to be Determined, you can't let him see you waiver or he'll be convinced if he just keeps up he'll get his way.
Stop thinking that he, your parents, or the elders have any right to tell you what to do or guilt you into anything. Do what you want.
Tell him that you love him but you're not going to let that give him the power to control your life.
Keep us posted!