Jainism has a tradition of recounting the lives of Tirthankaras, Kevalis, and other important figures. If you are referring to "Anand," it is possible you mean Shri Anandghanji, a famous Jain monk and poet, who was a celibate monk and, by Jain monastic tradition, did not marry.

If you are asking about a specific character from Jain scriptures with the name "Anand," please provide more context (such as whether Anand was a Shravak, Shravika, or related to a Tirthankara or Jain story). Generally, Jain monks and nuns are celibate and do not have spouses.

If you are referring to a layperson named Anand, Jain scriptures do not usually document the names of spouses of lay followers unless they are part of a specific story with spiritual significance.

Please provide more details if you are referring to a particular Jain story or figure.