In Jain Dharma, God is not a creator who is seen like a worldly being.

A perfect soul — a Siddha or Kevali — has attained complete knowledge. Such a soul is free from karma and is beyond ordinary physical sight. So, in Jain philosophy:

• Ordinary people do not “see God” with the eyes
• A Kevali can directly know all substances through Kevaljnan
• Siddhas exist in the liberated state beyond the material world

So the answer is: No one sees God in the usual physical sense in Jainism, but liberated and omniscient souls are realized through pure knowledge, not through ordinary eyesight.