Tamil Jain

Tamil Jain is a community of people who follow a religion called Jainism. Jainism is a way of thinking and living that emphasizes kindness, non-violence, and respect for all living things. Tamil Jains live mainly in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

Jainism believes that everything in the world is connected, including animals, plants, and humans. Jains are often vegetarians and try not to harm any living creature. They also believe in the cycle of birth and death, and that a person's actions in this life will affect their next life.

Tamil Jains have a rich and ancient history, with many famous Jain kings and queens ruling over Tamil Nadu throughout the centuries. They have their own language, called Tamil, and many of their religious texts are written in this language.

Tamil Jains have many traditions and customs, such as fasting, meditating, and following a strict code of conduct. They also have many festivals and celebrations throughout the year, including Paryushan, which is a time of reflection and self-improvement.

In Tamil Nadu, Tamil Jains have faced some challenges in recent years, such as discrimination and loss of land. However, they continue to practice their religion and live according to their beliefs.