Here is a simple list of common morning stotras that many Śvetāmbara Sthānakvāsī families/saṅghs recite (exact order and selection can vary by guru‑paramparā):

1. Navkār Mantra (Namokār Mantra)

– First and most important. – Bowing to the Pañcha Parmeshthi (Arihant, Siddha, Āchārya, Upādhyāya, Sādhu). – Foundation of all Jain prayers.

1. Logassa Sutra (Chaturviṁśati Jin Vandana)

– Vandana of all 24 Tirthankars. – Often recited daily in morning sāmāyik/bhakti.

1. Uvasaggaharam Stotra

– Sanskrit stotra in praise of Bhagwān Pārśvanāth. – Recited to remove obstacles, fears, and difficulties, and to gain internal śānti through his upāsanā. – Simple meaning and explanation are available here: You can read more here

1. Icchākār Stotra (Icchakara Stotra)

– Mainly dedicated to Pārśvanāth Bhagwān. – Recited with bhāva that śubha icchhā (pure wishes) and spiritual progress are fulfilled. – Short intro and first ślok arth: You can read more here

1. Śānti Stotra / Śānti Pāṭh

– For peace, removal of obstacles, and universal well‑being. – Often includes praṇām to Pañcha Parmeshthi and a prayer for śānti for all jīvas. – Basic meaning: You can read more here

1. Bhaktāmbar Stotra

– 48‑ślok Sanskrit stotra in praise of Ādināth Bhagwān. – Many Sthānakvāsī recite a few selected śloks daily, or full stotra on special days. – Helpful explanations: You can read more here

1. Ratnākara Pachchīsī (in some Sthānakvāsī saṅghs)

– 25‑verse stotra (pachchīsī = 25) in praise of Arihant, Siddha and Ratnatraya. – Often sung as bhakti for inner purity and kṣamā. – Short description: You can read more here

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A simple morning sequence often followed (Sthānakvāsī style)

You can keep it very simple like this:

1. Navkār Mantra – 9 / 27 / 108 times (as per time and śakti)
2. Logassa Sutra
3. Uvasaggaharam Stotra
4. Icchākār / Śānti Stotra (any one or both)
5. Few selected Bhaktāmbar śloks (as per your saṅgh/guru)
6. Prārthanā for kṣamā and maṅgal (well‑being of all jīvas)

Because Sthānakvāsī are non‑mūrti‑pūjak, their focus is more on:

• Mantra–jap (Navkār)
• Stotra–pāṭh (like Uvasaggaharam, Icchakara, Bhaktāmbar)
• Sāmāyik, svādhyāy, and dhyān

rather than pūjā‑vidhi with physical idols.

If you tell me which language/script you prefer (Hindi/English meaning, Devanāgarī/Gujarati text), I can give you the full text and simple arth of any one of these morning stotras.