In which nt the following cases the Court held that Doctrine of acknowledgment is a part of the substantive Muslim Law of Inheritance and not a rule of Evidence:

The case 'Mohammed Allahadad Khan Vs. Mohammed Ismail Khan' established that the Doctrine of Acknowledgment is an integral part of substantive Muslim Law of Inheritance, not merely a rule of evidence or procedure. This means acknowledgment goes beyond evidentiary value and actually affects the substantive rights of inheritance under Islamic law. The other cases listed are important in Muslim law but did not specifically address this doctrinal issue.