In Jain Dharma, sprouts are generally avoided because they are considered living beings in a stage of growth, and preparing/eating them involves harm to many tiny lives.

Common Jain view

• Raw sprouts are usually not permitted.
• During sprouting, many new lives develop, so it is seen as more हिंसा (injury) than eating dry seeds.
• This is especially emphasized in strict Jain practice.

Tradition differences

• Shwetambar and Digambar both generally avoid sprouts.
• Some people may follow a less strict practical diet, but in traditional Jain discipline, sprouts are not recommended.

Safe Jain alternative

• Dry grains, cooked vegetables, and properly filtered water are preferred according to Jain rules.

So, the simple answer is: No, Jain tradition generally does not allow eating sprouts.