Pakshal pooja in Doha refers to the morning Pakshal ritual plus the Ashta-Prakari Puja that many Shwetambar Jain communities perform for Mulnayak idols. It is a structured puja with steps like Jal (water) puja, Chandan, Pushpa (flowers), Dhoop, Deepak, Akshat (unbroken rice), and Naivedya (food offering). In practice, Doha-based Jain groups following Shwetambar rituals generally follow this sequence or a close variation, mirroring the traditional Shwetambar practice.

Key points:

• Pakshal is a daily/morning reverence that accompanies the broader Murti Puja (Ashta-Prakari) in many Shwetambar temples.
• Digambar communities may perform related worship with their own accepted procedures and mantras; the core idea—respect and remembrance of the Tirthankaras—remains the same, but the exact steps can differ between Digambar and Shwetambar traditions.

If you want, I can explain the sequence in more detail and give a simple, step-by-step outline in the Shwetambar format.