If you are asking:

“Can a Jain girl marry (a non‑Jain / other caste / other community)?”

From Jain Dharma side, the answer is:

• Jain scriptures do NOT strictly forbid this.

Marriage is mainly a social matter for householders, not a direct path to moksha.

• Many Jain families prefer a Jain partner to protect Jain values, but this is custom, not strict religious rule.

What Jainism really cares about is:

1. Ahimsa (non‑violence) – strict vegetarian food (no meat, fish, eggs; many avoid root vegetables; no alcohol, no addiction).
2. Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, Aparigraha – truth, no stealing, faithfulness to one partner, simple living.
3. Support for Jain practice – Navkar Mantra, Paryushan / Dashlakshan, temple, pratikraman as possible.
4. Future children – will they learn and follow Jain values?

So, a Jain girl can marry, even outside Jain samaj, but spiritually it is good if:

• The boy respects Jain Dharma and Jain way of life.
• Both agree clearly on food, festivals, and children’s upbringing.

For more detailed guidance on Jain & non‑Jain marriage, you can read here