| Theme | Article |
|---|
| People | Abhinandana |
| Ajita |
| Ananta |
| Ara |
| Bāhubali |
| Candraprabha |
| Dharma |
| Jina |
| Kunthu |
| Mahāvīra |
| Malli |
| Munisuvrata |
| Nami |
| Nemi |
| Padmaprabha |
| Puṣpadanta or Suvidhi |
| Pārśva |
| Saṃbhava |
| Sumati |
| Vimala |
| Śreyāṃsa |
| Śānti |
| Śītala |
| Ṛṣabha |
| Principles | Aṅgas |
| Cycle of rebirth |
| Cūlika-sūtras |
| Digambara |
| Digambara canon |
| Eight auspicious symbols |
| Five ‘fundamental vows’ |
| Holy symbols |
| Jain beliefs |
| Karma |
| Knowledge |
| Leśyā |
| Liberation |
| Mūla-sūtras |
| Non-sectarian movements |
| Non-violence |
| Prakīrṇaka-sūtras |
| Pūrvas |
| Sacred writings |
| Scales of Perfection |
| Sects |
| Soul |
| The ‘Three Gems’ |
| Types of bodies |
| Vows |
| Śvetāmbara |
| Śvetāmbara Mūrti-pūjaka |
| Śvetāmbara Stānaka-vāsīn |
| Śvetāmbara Terāpanthin |
| Śvetāmbara canon |
| Practices | Akṣaya-tṛtīyā |
| Becoming a monk or nun |
| Brahmadeva or Brahmayakṣa |
| Daśa-lakṣaṇa-parvan |
| Deities |
| Dīvālī |
| Festivals |
| Festivals of knowledge |
| Giving alms |
| Kārttika Pūrṇimā |
| Mahāvīr Jayantī |
| Mendicant orders |
| Monastic clothing |
| Monastic equipment |
| Monks and nuns |
| The ‘Perfect Ascetic’ |
| Three Jina festivals |
| Places | Jain holy places |
| Pilgrimage |
