This verse refers to those who accepted the invitation of truth, and obeyed their Lord. It also mentions those who turned away and disobeyed Allah:ِ

      ``For those who obeyed their Lord, their reward is goodness, and those who do not obey him.... there is a bad reckoning.''

      Goodness means, excellence, virtue, anything serviceable and fit, and all sorts of prosperity which ultimatly end in Paradise and Gardens of Bliss. Such is the reward of those who believed and obeyed their Lord. On the contrary the unbelievers who have turned away in disobedience, their abode is Hell, so bad a cradling that no atonement for its rescue is found even if they give the whole globe and the like of it.

      Many verses in Qurän imply that people are of two groups in the Day of Doom. Some are encountered with exactingness in summing their accounts, and so they will have to answer for whatever they did; be it little or large, and this is indeed a bad reckoning. Others are

taken easy in their reckoning, and their faults are looked upon with a good amount of tolerance and connivance. This is because in their lower life here, they have dealt people with easiness and were gentle, kind, and forgiving towards their subjects who were dependent upon them.