Shri Jirawala Parshwanath Jain Temple is a very famous Śvetāmbara Jain tirth in Rajasthan, specially revered as a siddhakshetra-like place for wish‑fulfilment and bhakti to Bhagwan Parshwanath.

1. Location & Sect

• Situated at the foothills of Jairaj (Jayraj) hill in village Jirawala,

Taluka Revdar, District Sirohi, Rajasthan (near Abu Road).

• It is a Śvetāmbara Murtipujak Jain tirth.

2. Main Idol (Mūlnāyak)

• Mūlnāyak: Shri Jirawala Parshwanath Bhagwan.
• Small, 18 cm (approx.) idol of Parshwanath in padmāsan posture.
• Very famous for its chamatkār (miraculous spiritual glory); many devotees feel their bhavānuśandhān and faith becomes very strong here.

3. Main Legend A famous Jain kathā says:

• Seth Amarasha (Amrasa) of Kodinagar and Āchārya Devsurishvarji both saw a dream that an idol of Parshwanath lies near the foot of Jairaj hill.
• They did excavation at that spot and found the 18 cm idol of Bhagwan Parshwanath in padmāsan.
• Under the guidance of Āchārya Devsurishvarji, a beautiful temple was built and the idol was installed (pratiṣṭhā) in ancient times (about 331 Vikram Samvat as per traditional accounts). ( jainknowledge.com)

Because of this divine discovery, Jirawala became a very important Jain centre.

4. Temple & Architecture

• Grand main temple with beautiful carvings on pillars and walls.
• Around the main shrine there are 108 idols of Parshwanath, each with a different name and special significance.
• The entire complex gives a strong feeling of shānti (peace) and bhakti; it is considered one of the important Parshwanath tirths for Śvetāmbara Jains. ( jainsite.com)

5. Facilities for Yatris

• Large dharamshala near the temple for stay.
• Bhojanalaya (Jain food, sāttvik, without night‑eating) usually available for yatris.
• Good for family yatras and longer stays for sādhanā and svādhyāy.

6. Spiritual Importance

• People come with deep faith for:

- shānti (peace of mind), - removal of obstacles, - and progress in samyak darshan and samyak chāritra through bhakti, pratikraman and svādhyāy.

• The atmosphere is very suitable for prarthanā, stavan, navkār japa, and silence.

You can read a short Jain story‑style description of its history and importance here