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  • Ahiṃsā (non-violence)
  • Satya (truth)
  • Asteya (non-stealing)
  • Brahmacarya (chastity)
  • Aparigraha (non-possession)
Anuvratas (further vows)
Jain prayers
Major figures
Major sects
Schools and Branches
Jain literature
Festivals
  • Diwali
  • Mahavir Janma Kalyanak
  • Paryushana
  • Samvatsari
Pilgrimages
Tirth
  • Abu
  • Palitana
  • Girnar
  • Shikharji
  • Shravanabelagola
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A[]

  • The A to Z of Jainism (ISBN 9780810863378)
  • ABC of Jainism (ISBN 9788176280006)
  • Abhinandananatha (4th Tirthankara)
  • Abhisheka (ritual)
  • Acharanga Sutra (book)
  • Acharanga and Kalpa Sutra (ISBN 9788183291439)
  • Acharya (preceptor)
  • Adipurana (poem)
  • Adipurana (vol 1: ISBN 9788126316045, vol 2: ISBN 9788126309221)
  • Afterlife (concept)
  • Ahimsa (virtue)
  • Ahimsa Award
  • Ahimsa Statue
  • Ajitanatha (2nd Tirthankara)
  • Ajnana (ancient Indian philosophy)
  • Akasha (aether)
  • Altruism (selflessness)
  • Ancient art
  • Ancient economic thought
  • Ancient history (of religion and philosophy)
  • Ancient philosophy
  • Anantanatha (14th Tirthankara)
  • Anekantavada (doctrine)
  • Animal shelter
  • Animal welfare
  • Anointing (ritual)
  • Antakrddaasah (text)
  • Anuttaraupapatikadasah (text)
  • Aparigraha (virtue)
  • Aranatha (18th Tirthankara)
  • Arithmetic
  • Aryika (nun)
  • Asceticism (lifestyle)
  • List of Jain asceticsSection sign
  • List of Digambar Jain asceticsSection sign
  • Ashoka (historical figure)
  • Ashtamangala (symbols)
  • Asia (continent)
  • Asiatic Society of Mumbai (holdings)
  • Asteya (virtue)
  • Astika and nastika (propositions)
  • Atomism (theory)
  • Aura (paranormal)
  • Ayodhya (city)

B[]

  • Babri Masjid (mosque)
  • Badami cave temples
  • Beef (religious prohibitions)
  • Bhajan (music)
  • Bhaktamara Stotra (prayer)
  • Bhaktamar Stotra: The Song of Salvation (ISBN 9788190082396)
  • Bhakti (devotion)
  • Bhakti movement
  • Bhattaraka (preceptor)
  • Bhavana (tenet)
  • Bhavyata (quality)
  • Binary logarithm (mathematics)
  • Biocentrism (ethics)
  • Blind men and an elephant (parable)
  • Bombay mix (snack)
  • Bombay Presidency (history)
  • Brahmacharya (vow)
  • Brahmi script
  • Brahmin (ascription)
  • Brahmanism
  • Brooms in religion

C[]

  • Caste system in India
  • Cattle in religion and mythology
  • Cattle slaughter in India
  • Cavalry (history)
  • Celibacy (vow)
  • Champat Rai Jain (writer)
  • Chamunda (goddess)
  • Chandraprabha (8th Tirthankara)
  • Chastity (comparative)
  • Clairvoyance
  • Cloth filter
  • Clothing
  • Communities
  • Compassion
  • Consecration (ceremony)
  • Conceptions of God
  • Cosmography
  • Creator deity (comparative)
  • Cremation (convention)
  • Criticism of Jainism
  • Cross (comparative)
  • Cult image
  • Culture and menstruation

D[]

E[]

  • East Indies
  • Eastern philosophy
  • Eastern religions
  • Ecopsychology
  • Ecospirituality
  • Elemental (being)
  • Ellora Caves
  • Mircea Eliade (historian of religion)
  • Encyclopaedia of Jainism (30 volumes ISBN 9788126106912)
  • Encyclopedia of Jain Religion (11 volumes ISBN 9788188658848)
  • Enlightenment (spiritual)
  • Entheogen (psychoactive substance)
  • Epic poetry
  • Epigraphy (inscriptions)
  • Jacob Epstein (sculptor)
  • Eternal return (concept)
  • Ethics of Jainism
  • Ethics in religion
  • Jainism in Europe
  • Problem of Evil
  • Existence of God

F[]

  • Fasting
  • Fasting in Jainism
  • Jain FestivalsSection sign
  • Ficus (fig tree)
  • Ficus religiosa
  • Five Thieves (foibles)
  • Flag
  • Flat Earth
  • Flavor (dietary restrictions)
  • Food and drink prohibitions
  • Forgiveness
  • Fraction (mathematics)
  • Freedom of religion
  • Fruitarianism

G[]

H[]

  • Hagiography (religious biography)
  • Hair removal
  • Haribhadra (author)
  • Hexagram (shape)
  • Himalayas (mountain range)
  • Hindi literature
  • Hindu (semantics)
  • Hindu law (historical term)
  • History of Ahmedabad
  • History of alcoholic drinks
  • History of art
  • History of Asian art
  • History of atheism
  • History of Bankura district
  • History of Bareilly
  • History of Bengal
  • History of Bihar
  • History of Brahmin diet
  • History of Buddhism
  • History of chemistry
  • History of combinatorics
  • History of Delhi
  • History of education in the Indian subcontinent
  • History of games
  • History of Goa
  • History of Gujarat
  • History of the Hindu–Arabic numeral system
  • History of Hinduism
  • History of Hindustani
  • History of human sexuality
  • History of Jainism
  • History of Jainism (category)Section sign
  • History of Jaipur
  • History and culture of Kaviyoor
  • History of Karnataka
  • History of Kerala
  • History of large numbers
  • History of metallurgy in South Asia
  • History of Odisha
  • History of Pakistan
  • History of Patna
  • History of Rajasthan
  • History of religions
  • History of religions (template)
  • History of religious pluralism
  • History of the Republic of India
  • History of science and technology in the Indian subcontinent
  • History of South Asian cuisine
  • History of South India
  • History of Tamil Nadu
  • History of Udaipur
  • History of vegetarianism
  • History of Wayanad
  • History of the world
  • Holiday (religious)
  • Homa (ritual)
  • Jainism in Hong Kong
  • House temple (shrine)
  • Hoysala architecture
  • Human sacrifice
  • Humanities (religion)
  • Hunting

I[]

J[]

  • Jade
  • Jai Jinendra (greeting)
  • Jain Agamas (original texts)
  • Jain Bunt (community)
  • Jain cosmology
  • Jain Desi khana (cookbook ISBN 9788189491215)
  • Jain epistemology
  • Jain monasticism
  • Jain philosophy
  • The Jain Saga (3 volumes ISBN 9788190815703)
  • Jain Sculpture
  • Jain terms and concepts
  • Jainism (categories)Section sign
  • Jainism (template)Section sign
  • Jainism (topic)
  • Jainism Topics (template)Section sign
  • Jainism in Japan
  • Religion in Japan (Jainakyo)
  • Jainism and non-creationism
  • List of JainsSection sign
  • The Jains (ISBN 9780415266062)
  • Jambudvipa (placename)
  • Janna (poet)
  • Japa (repetition)
  • Jinvani (message)
  • Jiva (self)
  • Jizya (tax)

K[]

L[]

M[]

N[]

  • Nair (castes)
  • Naked yoga
  • Names of God
  • Naminatha (21st Tirthankara)
  • Namokar Mantra (prayer)
  • Namokar Mantra and the Science of Sound (ISBN 9780943207001)
  • Narada (legend)
  • Naraka (realm)
  • Nath (lord)
  • Naturism
  • Navaratna (nine gems)
  • Neminatha (22nd Tirthankara)
  • Religion in New Zealand
  • Night in paintings (Eastern art)
  • Nirvana
  • Nirvana Kanda (sacred sites)
  • Nonkilling studies (Wikiversity) > Jainism (page)
  • Nondualism
  • Nontheistic religion
  • Nonviolence
  • Nonviolent Communication (philosophy of Ahimsa)
  • Nudity in religion
  • Nun (comparative)

O[]

  • Odia language
  • Odissi (dance)
  • Om (veneration)
  • Omniscience
  • Oral tradition
  • Organizations
  • Orthopraxy (conduct)
  • Outline of ancient India
  • Outline of Assam
  • Outline of Andhra Pradesh
  • Outline of Arunachal Pradesh
  • Outline of the creation–evolution controversy
  • Outline of Kerala
  • Outline of Maharashtra
  • Outline of metaphysics
  • Outline of philosophy
  • Outline of Rajasthan
  • Outline of religion
  • Outline of self
  • Outline of theology

P[]

Q[]

R[]

  • Raga (music)
  • Rajabai Clock Tower (history)
  • Ramayana (Indian epic poem)
  • Ratnatraya (philosophy)
  • Reality
  • Reincarnation (afterlife)
  • Relationship between religion and science
  • Relativism
  • Religiocentrism
  • Religion (comparative)
  • Religion and environmentalism
  • Religion and peacebuilding
  • Religion and science (category)
  • Historical Vedic religion
  • Religious conversion
  • Religious education
  • Major religious groups
  • Religious law (comparative)
  • New religious movement (history)
  • Religious pluralism
  • Religious studies
  • Religious text
  • Religious views on euthanasia
  • Religious views on organ donation
  • Religious views on suicide
  • Religious views on truth
  • Religious violence in India
  • Right to die
  • Rishabhanatha (1st Tirthankara)

S[]

T[]

U[]

V[]

  • Vajra (symbol)
  • Vallabhi council
  • Vasupujya (12th Tirthankara)
  • Jain Vegetarianism
  • Vegetarianism and religion
  • Victoria and Albert Museum (plundered art)
  • Vimalanatha (13th Tirthankara)
  • Vitalism (philosophy)
  • Vrata (vow)

W[]

X[]

  • Xenagogues (spiritual guides)
  • Xenonym (History of the Punjab)
  • Xerophagy (characteristic of fasting practices)
  • X-Men (comics)
  • Xuanzang (Chinese monk)

Y[]

  • Yantra (mystical diagram)
  • Yati (monk)
  • Year 297 BCE
  • Year 300 BCE
  • Year 500 BCE
  • Year 599 BCE
  • Year 600 BCE
  • Year 900 BCE
  • Year 1000 BCE
  • Yoga (system)
  • Yogi (practitioner)

Z[]

  • Zero
  • Zoism (comparative)
  • Zoolatry (Animal worship)
  • Zootypes (symbology)

See also[]

  • Jainism
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