Certainly! Jain stavans are devotional hymns sung in praise of the Tirthankaras, Arihantas, Siddhas, and other revered figures in Jainism. Familiarity with these stavans helps deepen faith and devotion. Here is a list of some important and popular Jain stavans that many Jains know or recite:

1. Navkar Mantra (Namokar Mantra)

- The most fundamental and revered mantra in Jainism.

1. Bhaktamar Stotra

- A highly respected Sanskrit stotra composed by Acharya Manatungacharya in praise of Lord Adinath (Rishabhdev).

1. Uvasaggaharam Stotra

- A powerful stotra dedicated to Lord Parshvanath, believed to remove obstacles and suffering.

1. Kalyan Mandir Stotra

- A devotional hymn in praise of Lord Parshvanath.

1. Antariksha Stotra

- Sung to seek protection and blessings.

1. Atmasiddhi Shastra

- A spiritual hymn written by Shrimad Rajchandra, not a stotra but often sung devotionally.

1. Mangalacharan (Manglik)

- A prayer for auspiciousness, often recited at the beginning of Jain rituals and gatherings.

1. Arihant Che Vandana

- A stavan that venerates the Arihants.

1. Meri Bhavana (Meri Aatma, Meri Bhavana)

- A modern stavan expressing aspirations for spiritual upliftment.

1. Tirthankar Vandana

- Hymns dedicated to the twenty-four Tirthankaras.

Other Popular Stavans and Bhajans:

• Jai Jai Vitrag Vardan (Jai Jai Vitrag)
• Hey Prabhu! Tumko Vandana
• Kaho Purushdata Vir Adinath
• Bhavyata Bhini Bhavya Bhavana
• Hey Prabhu Tum Bin Kaun Sahara
• Samkit Ki Vidhya Sikhao Prabhu

These stavans are available in various languages such as Sanskrit, Prakrit, Hindi, and Gujarati. Many Jain families have their own favorite stavans that are sung during rituals, pujas, and festivals.

Note: The importance of a stavan can vary among Jain sects (Shwetambar, Digambar, Sthanakvasi, Terapanthi, etc.), and there are many more beautiful and revered stavans in regional traditions.

If you would like the lyrics or meanings of any specific stavan, please specify the name!