Then he did not mention any description of the people of happiness except that he mentioned alongside it an attribute of the people of misery, either by coming or delaying it. God Almighty said, “Faces that Day will be bright, laughing, and rejoicing among the people of happiness.” Then he added, “And faces that Day will be covered with dust that will be weighed down by time.” See, those are the immoral infidels, and God Almighty said In the state of the people of happiness, there will be faces that Day brightening up to their Lord, looking forward to it. Then he added, and said, “In the people of misery, there will be faces that Day that will be great and will think that something will be done to them, and poor.” The faces here refer to human souls, because the face of a thing is its reality, its essence, and its eye, not the faces restricted by sight. It is not characterized by suspicions, and the course of the verse gives The faces here are the same as those mentioned. He said