Transliteration:( Wa laa yu'zanu lahum fa ya'taziroon )
32. Because they will never have true excuses. So they will make false pretenses, and after receiving full answers to these they would be be sentenced. Thus, there are no inconsistencies in the verses. Their talking, screaming, and pleading at other times will take another form, while remaining silent at other times will also
The tafsir of Surah Mursalat verse 36 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Mursalat ayat 29 which provides the complete commentary from verse 29 through 40.
20. This will be their ultimate state at the time they will be entering Hell. Before this in the plain of Resurrection they will be offering all sorts of excuses, blaming others for their errors and proving their own selves to be innocent, abusing their leaders and guides who led them astray; so much so that some of them will even disown their crimes shamelessly, as has been stated at several places in the Quran. But when their being criminals will have been established by every kind of evidence, and when their own hands and feet and limbs will have borne witness against them to prove their guilt fully, and when after fulfilling all requirements of justice rightly and truly, the sentence will be passed on them, they will be dumbfounded and no room will be left for them to offer any excuse. To refuse an opportunity or permission to offer an excuse, does not mean that judgment will be passed against them without giving them a chance for self defense, but it means that their guilt and crime will be proved to the fullest and they will not be able to offer any excuse after it.
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