Which one of the following does not fall under three demands of pre-emption of Muslim Law?

The correct answer is (d).

The three demands of pre-emption in Muslim Law are:

• Talab-e-Muwasawat: This means that the pre-emptor must be prepared to pay the same price as the buyer.
• Talab-e-Gawah Ishq: This means that the pre-emptor must have a genuine interest in the property being sold.
• Talab-e-Ishhad: This means that the pre-emptor must have witnessed the sale agreement being made.

Talabat-e-Tamleek is not one of the three demands of pre-emption in Muslim Law. It is a term used in Islamic law to refer to the act of transferring ownership of property from one person to another.