Narasimha is not a figure in Jain cosmology or in Jain scriptures as an avatar or devotional object. In Jainism, the focus is on the 24 Tirthankaras and liberated souls (Siddhas). Hindu avatars like Narasimha do not form part of Jain soteriology or temple worship. If you hear about a king named Narasimha in Jain historical accounts, that refers to a ruler with the same name, not to the Hindu deity Narasimha.

• In Jain practice, reverence is directed toward the Tirthankaras, the Siddhas, and the traditional guardian deities (Yakshas/Yakshinis), not to Hindu gods as supreme beings. Digambar and Shwetambar traditions share this basic framework. You can read more about how Jainism views Hindu gods within Jain practice here .