And they will cry aloud in it: Our Lord! You deliver us, let us do righteous deeds that we were not doing; didn’t We grant you longevity enough so that whoever wants to remember could remember, and warner had come to you; so you taste, then there is no any helper for the wrongdoers.
This verse depicts the pathetic scene the Arabic Quran-reading Fujjar will face in the Hereafter. From Hell, they will wail, "If we are returned to the worldly life, we will surely do righteous deeds under the Light of Adhikr." Here in this world, they are not ready to read and hear Adhikr, which is made very easy to understand in one’s heart’s language, as stated in verse 54: 17. Instead, they have made their sustenance by rejecting Adhikr, as explained in verse 7: 26. By consuming Its body (reading the Arabic Quran), they are darted away from the religion as an arrow is darted away from its bow. On the Day of Judgment, the verses of the Lord’s Book they have read and heard will argue and witness against them and push them into Hellfire. The scene of arguing, quarreling, and cursing the leaders among the Arabic Quran-reading Fujjar and their blind followers in Hell is explained in verses 2: 165-167. See explanation 4: 42-43; 6: 26-28; 89: 23-24.