In Jain Dharma, moksha is not a geographical place in the worldly sense. It is the state of complete liberation of the soul, free from karma, birth, death, pain, and attachment.

However, in Jain cosmology, the siddhaśilā is described as the topmost region of the universe, where liberated souls remain forever in their pure form. So:

• Moksha = liberation of the soul
• Siddhaśilā = the cosmic abode of liberated souls

So, if you ask whether moksha has a “location,” Jainism says: yes, in cosmological description, liberated souls reside at the siddhaśilā; but moksha itself is primarily a spiritual state, not a physical place like a city or land.

If you want, I can also explain this according to Jain universe structure in simple terms.