Yes, such a marriage is allowed from the Jain dharmic point of view.

Agarwal is a (mainly Hindu) business community, and “Jain” here refers to a follower of Jain Dharma. Jain scriptures do not say that a Jain must marry only a Jain, nor do they forbid marriage with another caste or community.

Important points in simple words:

1. From Jain Dharma side

- Marriage is a social institution for householders, not a compulsory religious sacrament. - There is no scriptural ban on: - Jain–non‑Jain marriage - Inter‑caste or inter‑community marriage - What really matters is: - Ahimsa (strict non‑violence, vegetarian lifestyle, no alcohol, etc.) - Satya (truthfulness) - Fidelity and good conduct - Simple living and minimal attachment

1. Practical / family side

- Many Jain families prefer a Jain partner to make it easier to follow: - Pure vegetarian / Jain food rules - Paryushan, Samvatsari, Pratikraman, etc. - This preference is cultural, not a religious rule. Families’ acceptance can differ.

1. If a Jain marries an Agarwal

- Both should calmly agree on: - Food habits (no meat, eggs, alcohol; ideally no himsa in business also) - Respect for Jain puja, fasting, and festivals - How children will be brought up (values, food, festivals) - If the Agarwal partner is ready to respect Jain principles, there is no sin in such a marriage according to Jain Dharma.

For more detailed guidance on Jain views about intercaste and interfaith marriage, you can read here:

• About intercaste marriage in Jainism
• About Jain marrying non‑Jain