[Looking for Diogenes]

Hence, keeping this in mind if one is forced to sign the above in order to become a citizen or the only way of attaining citizenship is by acknowledging the above, then one may sign it with the intention that Shari?ah and Deen will always be his yardstick and that he will never sacrifice any of the teachings of Deen.

I'm not sure who or what "Deen" is, but overall that sounds just about like what (former) Justice Roy Moore believes: he'll obey the Constitution and laws of the country so long as they do not interfere with his religious beliefs. In fact most religious persons would place their obedience to their religion above their obedience to the government.

[Aquinasfan]

In fact most religious persons would place their obedience to their religion above their obedience to the government.

See #42.

[FITZ]

In fact most religious persons would place their obedience to their religion above their obedience to the government.

That may be true, the Constitution was written by Christian men and so is compatible with religions like Christianity but isn't compatible with Islam. The laws of Saudi Arabia obviously are compatible with Islam but not with Christianity.