Jain Dharm Specials (जैन धर्म विशेष)

Let's know! Some information related to Jainism, famous bhajans, Jain mantras, Jain temples and Jain aartis and other inspiring facts. Also know about Dashalakshan festival and where and how to celebrate Mahavir Jayanti festival.
Why, when, where and how?
Mahavir Janma Kalyanak
Daslakshan Parva
Shrut Panchami
Aarti:
Panch Parmeshthi Aarti
Om Jai Mahavir Prabhu
Shri Mahavir Bhagwan | Jai Sanmati Deva
Om Jai Mahavir Prabhu
Bhagwan Shri Sheetalnath Ji

Mantra:
Namokar Mahamantra
Bhaktamara Stotra
Sarv Bhayanak Rog Nashak Mantra

Bhajan:
Namokar Maha Mantra
Meri Bawana: Jisne Raag Dwesh-Jain Path
Tumse Gagi Lagan.. Paras Pyara
Nakoda Ke Bhairav Tumko Aana Hoga

Bhaktmal:
Gyanmati
Acharya Vidyasagar

Mandir:
Famous Jain Mandir
Shri Shauripur Bateshwar Digambar Jain Siddh Kshetra
Lal Mandir, Delhi
Prachin Digambar Jain Mandir, Badagaon
Jain Bada Mandir, Hastinapur
Jain Mandir, Firozabad
Vasundhara Jain Mandir
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