This is to compare the fate of the believers, with the destiny of the non-believers:-

      ``Verily the sinful non-believers are in Hell, to abide in that lasting torment.''

      In that agony which has no end, and even it is not abated, the victims are in absolute despair for knowing no way to rescue. They can blame no one for that, except themselves, because they taste the fruit of their work; and God has not oppressed them the least.

      When we fall in agony and torment, it is not Allah who has been unjust or cruel to us. We should have known from before that we are responsible for our own deeds and our works will definitely bear their inevitable fruits. Every soul is held in pledge of his acts. Good and proper work will bring its sweet and good fruit, and the outcome of evil deeds, is nothing but evil. Therefore Paradise and Hell are both constructed with Man's own hands, and both places are what Man has paved and built with his own work:-

      ``And those who are afflicted in the Hell, will cry out! O, Master, Mälik, or who ever is the incharge there:-

      ``We wish to die! Would that your Lord would give an end to us, and to our agony.''

      Death in such that case, is of course better than that fierce agony; but, can we destroy the results of our actions by being perished?