Surah Al-Qiyaama (75) — Ayah 14

(Ayah 15,14) {بَلِ الْاِنْسَانُ عَلٰى نَفْسِهٖ بَصِيْرَةٌ …: ’’ بَصِيْرَةٌ ‘‘ ’’بَصُرَ‘‘} (k) is a form of adjective. The "taa" is for further emphasis, as in {’’عَلَّامَةٌ‘‘}, this "taa" is not for femininity, but for strong emphasis, meaning "one who sees very well." {’’ مَعَاذِيْرَ‘‘ ’’مَعْذِرَةٌ‘‘} is the plural, meaning that on that day, the fact that a person will be informed of his earlier and later deeds does not mean that he was unaware of what he was doing; rather, the reality is that a person is well aware of himself, whether he is doing good or bad deeds. Then, in front of others, he invents countless excuses of compulsion or expediency to justify his disbelief and polytheism, disobedience to the Creator, oppression and injustice upon His creation, and following his own desires, but he himself knows very well that he is lying and making excuses. The reproach of his own soul is also evidence that he is aware of his actions. The presentation of the record of deeds is to complete the argument against him, and this argument will not be completed only through the record of deeds, but by making every single limb of his speak, and by making every part of the earth on which he committed disobedience speak as well.