And denies the best [reward], (92:9)

Almuntakhab Fi Tafsir Alquran Alkarim

Denying the Day of Judgment and the requital that is commensurate with one’s deed

Tafseer Tafheem-ul-Quran by Syed Abu-al-A'la Maududi

(92:9) and denied the Truth of goodness: *4

And denies the best [reward], meaning

*4) This is the second kind of human endeavouring, which in every part of it is different from the corresponding part of the first kind. Niggardliness (bukhl) is not merely the niggardliness because of which people generally regard a person as niggardly if he hoards money: neither spends it on himself nor on his children, but bukhl here implies to refrain from spending in the cause of Allah and public welfare. According to this, niggardly is every person who spends generously, rather squanders money, on his self, for his own ease and comfort, interests and enjoyments, but, as. for a good cause, spends nothing, or, if at all he spends anything, ii is for display, or to win a reputation and name, or to have access to officers, or to obtain some benefit and gain. Independence of God implies that one should make worldly, material benefits only the object of all one's endeavourings and strivings and being independent of God should least care to see what pleases Him and what displeases Him. As for belying goodness, it is in sharp contrast to believing in goodness in every detail, therefore, it need not be explained here as it has already been explained above.
 

And denies the best [reward], meaning in Urdu

اور بھلائی کو جھٹلایا