Transliteration:( Yudaa'af lahul 'azaabu Yawmal Qiyaamati wa yakhlud feehee muhaanaa )
120. If he committed these sins by regarding them as lawful acts then he would become an infidel, and an infidel, would remain in Hell eternally.
But if he did them with the knowledge that they are unlawful acts,then he will remain in Hell for a very long period. The first meaning is more aparent because further on, with repentance, bringing of faith is also mentioned.
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The tafsir of Surah Furqan verse 69 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Furqan ayat 68 which provides the complete commentary from verse 68 through 71.
(25:69) his torment shall be doubled for him on the Day of Resurrection,[85] and he will abide in it in ignominy –
85. This can have two meanings: (1) His punishment will never come to an end, but it will continue being inflicted relentlessly over and over again. (2) the person who in addition to the sins of disbelief, shirk and atheism, would have committed murders, adultery and other sins, will get separate punishment for rebellion and for each other sin. He will be accountable for each of his major and minor sins none of which will be pardoned. For instance, for each murder and for each act of adultery he will be given a separate punishment, and likewise, there will be a separate punishment for every sin committed by him.
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