In Jain Dharma, women are not generally barred from temple worship. If a Manibhadraveer temple does not allow women, that is usually a local tradition, temple rule, or sect-specific practice, not a universal Jain rule.

In some places, such restrictions are followed because of:

• A particular vow or custom of that temple
• Local religious tradition
• Belief in maintaining a specific ritual discipline around the deity’s worship
• Temple management rules handed down over time

But from the Jain perspective, bhakti and devotion are not less for women. Women can worship, do pratikraman, and follow Jain dharma fully. So this kind of restriction should be understood as a specific temple custom, not as a general Jain teaching.

If a temple has such a rule, devotees usually respect it as part of that place’s tradition.