What is the name of the founder of Jainism?
Lord Mahavira
Who was the first Tirthankara in Jainism?
Rishabhanatha
What is the practice of fasting called?
Upavasa
Who was the first Jain Tirankara
Rishbhanatha
In Jainism, what is the term for non-violence towards all living beings?
Ahimsa
When was the Jain community founded?
Around the 6th century BCE
How many vows do Jain monks and nuns undertake as part of their ascetic lifestyle?
Five
Which famous Indian mathematician and astronomer was a Jane?
Bhaskaracharya
What are three main principals of Jainism?
Ahimsa (non-violence), Satya (truth), and Asteya (non-stealing)
Which famous emperor converted to Jainism in his later life?
Emperor Chandragupat Maurya
What is the significance of the practice of meditation in Jainism?
To attain spiritual purity and self-realization
Name the Jain spiritual leader known for his teachings on non-violence and compassion
What sacred text contains the teachings of Jainism?
Jain Agamas
What event led to the division of Jainsims into Digambara and Svetanbara sects>
The council of Vallabhi
What is the purpose of the ritual Pratikramana?
To seek forgiveness for any harm caused knowingly or unknowingly
Which famous Indian business tycoon and philanthropist follows Jainism?
Anil Agarwal
What is the symbol that represents Jainism?
Swastika -
Which famous Jain saint played a crucial role in spreading Jainism in India?
Acharya Bhadrbahu
Which ritual involves the ritualistic confession of sins?
Samvatsari Pratikramana
Which Jain nun became the first woman to receive the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding?
Sudhamahi Regunantha