I'm a Muslim, and to be completely honest, I'm absolutely fine with answering criticisms or debating about topics in a decent manner, but that almost never happens. Islam is hardly EVER given a fair shake. If I was given a penny for every time I've heard someone who hadn't read the Qur'an or tafseer make a ridiculous comment, I'd be a millionaire. Nobody opens up a book randomly, reads a sentence and decides to deduce what the entire book is about- it's ludicrous, yet it's frequent when it comes to the Qur'an. That's not to say that sometimes comments aren't sincere or accurate, it's just that often people don't understand the importance of context, especially in the case of the Qur'an. I know it's a very frequent 'excuse' that Muslims make, but perspective is everything and if you don't make the effort to read the context/exegesis you're likely to misconstrue the actual meaning of a verse.
I mean it's astounding how insincere people are regarding looking into Islam, by that I mean they formulate a definitive, rigid opinion of Islam before even making an effort to study it as it is meant to be studied. For example, your comment about women in KSA not being educated is completely wrong. According to KSA's Ministry of Economy and Planning, 268,080 males and 368,165 females are enrolled into higher education, meaning that more women have degrees than men. The World Bank database of 2008, found that gross enrollment for women on higher education courses was 36.1 percent whilst for males it was only 24.7. Of course, I'd still agree that there a lot of things wrong with Saudi but instead of assuming things it'd be better for those on TSR to actually consider issues fully and fairly before making judgements.