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yawma tajidu kullu nafsin mā ʿamilat min khayrin muḥḍaran wa-mā ʿamilat min sūʾin tawaddu law ʾanna baynahā wa-baynahū ʾamadan baʿīdan wa-yuḥadhdhirukumu llāhu nafsahū wa-llāhu raʾūfun bi-l-ʿibādi
The day when every soul will find present whatever good it has done; and as for the evil, it has done, it will wish there were a far distance between it and itself. Allah warns you to beware of [disobeying] Him, and Allah is most kind to [His] servants.
— Ali Quli Qarai
Surah 'Ali-Imran, Verse 30
30. " On the Day (of Judgement) when everyone shall find present what he has done of good; but (as for) what he has done of evil, he will wish there were a far distance between it and himself; and Allah warns you to be cautious of ( disobeying) His Essence and Allah is full of pity to the servants."
This verse is similar to verse No.49 from Surah Al-Kahf, No.18, which says:
It is cited in Al-Burhan, the , that every Friday when Imam Sajjad, the fourth Imam (as), wanted to preach for people in Masjid-un-Nabi (S) he recited this verse.
Explanations
1. In the Hereafter, our today deeds will be incarnated in front of us.
2. On the Day of Judgement, the evildoers will be ashamed of their own deeds that they have done in this world.
3. The warning of Allah is a sign of His kindness towards His servants in order that they do not commit sins.
4. Many of those actions that people like to do in this fleeting world will be hatred through them in the Hereafter.
5. On that Day, regret will be of no avail and wishes will not be doable.
6. The origin of warnings is also His love and His kindness.
7. The Lord loves all people.
8. The Pity of Allah towards people is direct.