Yes, a Brahmin boy can marry a Jain girl.

From the point of view of Jain Dharma:

• Jain scriptures do not put a religious ban on marrying a non‑Jain.
• Marriage is seen mainly as a social arrangement for grihastha jeevan (householder life), not a means to liberation by itself.
• What matters spiritually is:

- Ahimsa (non‑violence) – especially food habits, speech, and lifestyle - Satya, asteya, brahmacharya, aparigraha - Respect for each other’s faith and support for dharmic living

So, a Jain girl marrying a Brahmin (Hindu) boy is not against Jain principles, provided:

1. Both agree on key practices

- Vegetarianism (ideally Jain‑style, no meat/eggs, often no root vegetables) - No addiction, no violence, simple living - Space for her Jain puja, pratikraman, fasting etc.

1. Mutual respect for religion

- No force to convert - No stopping her from following Jain Dharma

1. Clear understanding about children

- How they will be raised: Jain values? Mixed? - Will they be allowed to follow ahimsa-based diet and Jain practices?

1. Family and social side

- Some Jain families prefer a Jain spouse for easier practice of Jain Dharma at home. - So there can be family resistance – this is social, not scriptural.

In short: According to Jain Dharma, such a marriage is allowed, but both should think carefully about dharma, daily life, children’s upbringing, and family expectations before deciding.

You can read more detailed Jain perspective on interfaith marriage here and