Exegesis of the verse: ((Indeed, the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam...)).

There are two recitations: the first is opening the hamzah, and the second is breaking the hamzah. According to the recitation with the opened hamzah, it is a clear conjunction to His saying: He also testified that the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam, or He testified that there is no deity but Him, that the religion in the sight of Allah is Islam, and by it is meant the deed, and by it is meant the recompense. Give me, O Hajjaj, is the deed meant by the religion? No, this is an example that is said, but is there a verse in the Qur'an that indicates that? His saying, the Exalted: is correct, and if it were complete, and the religion would mean the recompense, the recompense for the deed, and its example? And what is meant by it in this verse is the deed, meaning that the religion, which is the worship of Allah and the work for Him, is Islam.