In Jainism there is no separate “Agni Pooja” (fire worship) like in some other traditions.

What exists is:

• Deep / Aarti / Dhoop

- A small lamp (deep, divo) or incense (dhoop) is used as an offering in pooja. - The object of worship is never the fire itself, but the Arihant, Tirthankaras, Siddhas and their virtues. - Fire / light is only a symbol – usually of: - light of right knowledge, - destruction of ignorance, - inner purity.

• Ashtaprakari Pooja

Among the eight dravyas used in pooja is Deep (lamp). Again, the lamp is one dravya of worship, not a separate fire‑god or fire‑pooja. ( jainknowledge.com)

Key Jain points:

1. No element‑worship

Jain Dharma does not teach worship of pancha‑mahabhuta (fire, water, air, etc.) as independent deities.

1. Bhav Pooja is main

External lamp is secondary; inner light of right faith and right conduct is primary.

1. Digambar–Shwetambar

- Both use lamps and aarti in many temples. ( jainknowledge.com) - Style, timing and exact aarti verses differ, but no sect promotes “Agni” as a separate deity to be worshipped.

So:

• Yes, fire (deep, divo, aarti) is used in Jain pooja as a symbol.
• No, Jainism does not have an independent “Agni Pooja” or fire‑god worship.

For a simple overview of Jain pooja and its types, you can read more here