How can one reconcile belief in God's justice with the feeling that God is unjust toward His creation—especially women—in terms of creation, divine obligations, accountability, and recompense in this world and the hereafter?

It seems you have a psychological disorder and personal problems that led you to write these heinous blasphemous words, and you should seek treatment for them.

Point One: Allah created the worldly life for trial and test, not for recompense. Allah tests His servants, and whoever is truthful and believes will be among the people of Paradise, and whoever denies will be among the people of Hellfire. Allah tests His servants with whatever He wills and has the power to dispose of the universe.

Point Two: Islam has not wronged women; it has granted them many rights and legislated for them what is suitable for their creation, and this is the essence of justice and fairness.

Point Three: Humans have free will and choice, and this is a reality. Therefore, accountability on the Day of Judgment will be based on the deeds one has performed, not according to Allah’s prior knowledge.

Point Four: In Paradise, no one will be devoid of feelings and emotions. Everyone will enjoy its bliss, and rancor and jealousy will be removed from the hearts of the people of Paradise.

Point Five: Allah is capable of taking vengeance on those who disbelieve in Him, and His ways are enduring. He does so whenever He wills and according to His wisdom, and no one can control His command.

In conclusion, we invite you to sincere repentance from this blatant disbelief. Praise Allah for not hastening your punishment, for your disbelief does not harm Allah; rather, you harm yourself thereby.