According to Jainism's own belief, it is an eternal religion, which has always existed. In Indian traditions since the world has no beginning or end. Therefore, in this sense, Jainism has always been and always will be. In each era, from time to time, twenty-four arrow thinkers (reformers) were born and worked to revive it. The last arrow was Thinker Mahavir Jain, after him no other reformer will come. There is historical evidence that Mahavira Jain was not the founder of this religion. This tradition already existed in India. Mahavira's own family and even his entire community were followers of Jainism. Mahavira achieved the highest goal of Jainism through Sanyas and became the head of this religion.Mahavira's reforms in Jainism in the light of his experiences and observations, and the steps he took as the last arrow-thinker for its publication and consolidation, gave Mahavira the important position to be considered ...
India is a land of diverse religions, with Hinduism being the predominant faith, followed by Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism and Jainism. Hinduism, one of the oldest religions in the world, has a rich history and tradition, with numerous gods and goddesses, and several holy scriptures like the Vedas and the Bhagavad Gita. Islam, introduced to India through trade and con