Az-Zumar-58, Quran Recitation by Abu Bakr al Shatri

Or (don’t be one of those who) should say when he sees the torment: “If only I had another chance, then I should indeed be of the Muhsinûn (good-doers)”.

Or lest it should say, when it will behold the torment: were there for me a return I would be of the well-doers.

Or say, when he sights the punishment, ‘If only there were a second chance for me, I would be among the virtuous!’

Or (lest it) should say when it sees the punishment, "If only I had a second chance (to live), so that I could be among those devoted to doing good, aware that God is seeing them!"

Or say on seeing the punishment: "If I could only return I would be among the good."

Or (so that no soul) may say when it beholds the punishment, “If only I may be sent back, so that I may do good deeds!”

Or lest anyone of you should say when he sees the punishment, `If I could only have the chance to return (to the world), I (too) would then be of those who do good.´

it should say, when it sees the chastisement, 'O that I might return again, and be among the good-doers.'

Or should say when it sees the punishment, "O, if I only had another chance that I might be among the righteous!"

Or (lest) he should say when he sees the torment: "If only I had another chance (to return to the world) then I should indeed be among the Muhsinun (good-doers - see V. 2:112)."

Or it should say: Had Allah guided me, I should have been dutiful;

Or it should say when it sees the punishment: Were there only a returning for me, I should be of the doers of good.

Or should say, when it seeth the doom: Oh, that I had but a second chance that I might be among the righteous!

Or, on seeing the torment, it would say, "Would I have the opportunity, this time I would certainly become a pious person".

Or, lest when it sees the punishment should say: 'O that I might return, and be among those that did good'

Or [lest] it say when it sees the punishment, "If only I had another turn so I could be among the doers of good."

Or (so that no soul) may say when it beholds the punishment, “If only I may be sent back, so that I may do good deeds!”

Or say, when it sees the penalty, “If only I had another chance, I would be of the virtuous.”

Or, he may say as he sees the punishment, "Would that I had a second chance, so that I could be among the doers of good."

"Or (lest) it should say when it (actually) sees the penalty: ´If only I had another chance, I should certainly be among those who do good!´