Tafsir of Saba' 34:25

"Say: You will not be questioned..."

This is more profound in its fairness and more eloquent than the first [approach], as it attributes the "crimes" to the addressees and the "deeds" to the addressees.

This is [the case] even if he intended by "crimes" the minor sins and slips that no believer is free from, and by "deeds" the disbelief and grave sins.

"And He will judge between them": That is, His ruling and His verdict, which is that He will admit these into Paradise and those into the Fire.

"Say: Show me those whom you have joined with Him as partners. Nay, but He is Allah, the Almighty, the All-Wise."