In the Qur'an the word dīn carries both submission/obedience and judgement/reckoning ("Master of the Day of dīn" = of judgement).
Religion with God: Islam (submission)
- "Indeed, the religion with God is Islam." (3:19)
- "Whoever seeks a religion other than Islam, it will never be accepted of him." (3:85)
- Islam = submission to God. The Qur'an names all the prophets in this line of submission.
The innate (fiṭra) religion
- "Set your face… to the natural disposition (fiṭra) on which God created people. That is the upright religion." (30:30)
No compulsion in religion
- "There is no compulsion in religion; right has become distinct from wrong." (2:256)
- "Your religion is yours, and mine is mine." (109:6)
Saying "I'm Muslim" is not the same as faith
- "The bedouins say 'we believe.' Say: you do not yet believe; rather say 'we have submitted,' for faith has not yet entered your hearts." (49:14)
So the Qur'an distinguishes Islam (outward submission) from faith (īmān) settling in the heart.
Source: Qur'anic verses (M. Okuyan meal). Presented with a text/interpretation distinction; it defines a concept, not a verdict on persons.