The Navkarwali (also known as Navlakhwali or Navlarwali) phrase is a traditional Jain way to count the auspicious Kalyanaks (life events) of the Tirthankaras when performing prayers or rituals. For Parshwanath Bhagwan's Moksha Kalyanak, the phrase used is:

"Chhappan chhappan navlakh navkar" (in Gujarati: "છપ્પન છપ્પન નવલાખ નમકાર")

This means: For Parshwanath Bhagwan’s Moksha Kalyanak, we recite the Navkar Mantra 56 times, each consisting of 900,000 (navlakh) recitations (or the phrase symbolically represents highest reverence by numbers).

So, the navlarwali phrase for Parshwanath Bhagwan’s Moksha Kalyanak is:

"Chhappan chhappan navlakh navkar"