More than 100-150 Jain families lived in Kirthal village about 100 years ago (in 1900). Two major sects of Jainism: Jain families, who believe in Digambar and Shvetambara, were engaged in their business and farming with complete harmony, mutual cooperation and selflessness. Due to such a large number of Jains, the construction work of Shri Digambar Jain Temple ji started here about 100 years ago (1900 to 1910) and at present Shri Digambar Jain Temple ji is established as a pilgrimage for your darshan. It is the result of continuous effort and many times renovation. For accurate information, we are still trying and trying to save the exact time of its construction and restoration in the form of a record. Your cooperation is requested.

Shri Jain Sthanak was also constructed about 50 years ago and it remains our source of inspiration even today as our heritage in the form of reverence and belief of Jains. For accurate information, we are still trying and trying to save the exact time of its construction and restoration in the form of a record. Your cooperation is requested.

Shri Digambar Jain Temple, which stood steadfast in Kirthal for more than 100 years, showing the greatness of Jain culture, today has developed rapidly as a great pilgrimage and not only Jain understanding but also the village is full of this heritage. Every person can be seen flaunting. This Shri Digambar Jain temple, which is more than 100 years old, has been the center of reverence of the people due to the three main idols brought here from a ruined Jain temple in Rajasthan. This Jin Statue ji is 1008 Shri Muni Suvrat Nath ji sculpted in black stone, 1008 Shri Padma Prabhu ji sculpted in ocher stone and 1008 Shri Muni Neminath Bhagwan ji made in black stone. Apart from this, the feeling of immense happiness and peace which is experienced by mere darshan of Lord 1008 Shri Chintamani Parshvanath in the main altar, which is more than 500 years old white color, is unique. Don't forget to check out Chitra Majusha (Photo Album) for her pictures.

The Jain society here is selflessly engaged in protecting its culture not only from today but since ancient times. It has been an effort to serve each and every guest of the Jain community who have come here with full respect and not only this, the Jain society here has always been striving to understand the importance of Jain Agam and to learn Jain Agam and bring it into its practice. This is the reason that any Jain monk-saint residing from this area may give 1-2 days of service in Kirthal village but definitely encourages the Jain community here. This is the reason that the meeting of great seekers of Jain saint tradition has been held here from time to time. The main names in these are- Muni Shri 108 Vidhanand Ji, Upadhyay Shri Nayan Sagar Ji, Muni Shri Niyan Sagar Ji, Muni Shri Gyan Sagar Ji, Elak Shri Vigyan Sagar Ji, Elak Shri Samarpan Sagar Ji, Muni Shri Kama Kumar Nandi Ji, Ariyaka Swasti. Bhushan Mata Ji and Shrishti Bhushan Mata Ji, Muni Shri Saral Sagar Ji Maharaj, Muni Shri Gyan Bhushan Ji Maharaj, Acharya Shri Sanmati Sagar Ji Maharaj, Muni Shri Prarthana Sagar Ji Maharaj, Muni Shri Saral Sagar Ji Maharaj, Bal Brahmachari Shri Manohar Ji and Many saints whose records we may not have found......|

Shri Digambar Jain Temple is the main attraction of Kirthal ji :

1. Fourth carpet statue of Muni Shri Suvratnath ji

2. Fourth carpet statue of Shri Padmaprabhu

3. G IV Carpet Statue of Shri Neminath

4. Other ancient handwritten scriptures, other Jain Agamas and ancient idols

5. The grand and all-obstacle-destroyer worship of Muni Shri Suvrat Nath to be held on Shani Amavasya and every Saturday

6. Ancient Shri Jain Sthanak Ji