Transliteration:( Fa innal jannata hiyal ma'waa )
18. It means those who begin to commit sins in the world and thereafter, out of fear of standing before Allah Almighty for the purpose of accountability, turn away from the sins are inmates of Paradise. Or, anyone out of fear of the Day of Judgement controls his baser self from indulging in evil desires is an inmate of Paradise. The word HAWA means having unlawful desires.
The tafsir of Surah An-Naziat verse 41 by Ibn Kathir is unavailable here.
Please refer to Surah Naziat ayat 34 which provides the complete commentary from verse 34 through 46.
(79:41) most surely his abode shall be Paradise.[21]
21. Here, in a few words, it has been told briefly what shall be the criterion of the final judgment in the Hereafter. One kind of the conduct of life in the world is that transgressing all bounds of service man should rebel against his God and should make up his mind that he would seek only the benefits and pleasures of this world in whatever way they could be sought and achieved. The other kind of conduct is that while man passes life in the world he should constantly keep in view the truth that ultimately one day he has to stand before his Lord, and should refrain from fulfilling the evil desires of the self only for the fear that if he earned an unlawful benefit in obedience to his self, or enjoyed an evil pleasure, what answer he would give to his Lord. The criterion of the judgment in the Hereafter will be which of the two kinds of conduct he adopted in the world. If he had adopted the first kind of conduct, his permanent abode would be Hell, and if he had adopted the second kind of conduct, his permanent home would be Paradise.
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