Answer

In Jain Dharma, a soul does not “get out of Narak” by a shortcut, prayer alone, or someone else’s rescue. The soul must first exhaust the karmas that caused that rebirth.

If you mean how to help your friend avoid a hellish rebirth in the future, the path is:

• Stop हिंसा in thought, word, and deed
• Practice repentance and self-correction
• Follow the Five Vows as much as possible
• Reduce anger, pride, deceit, and greed
• Live with compassion, restraint, and non-attachment
• Do pratikraman and sincerely ask forgiveness

Explanation

In Jainism, Narak gati is not eternal. It is a state caused by very heavy, painful karma. When that karma is fully experienced, the soul moves on to another birth.

So the important point is:

• You cannot cancel Narak after death through external help
• You can stop creating the causes of Narak right now

For a “sinful friend,” the real help is not judgment. It is helping them:

• become aware of their actions,
• feel genuine repentance,
• reduce harm,
• and begin living with discipline and compassion.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma teaches that the soul is pure, but karma binds it through harmful conduct. The path of liberation is through:

• Ahimsa — nonviolence
• Satya — truth
• Asteya — non-stealing
• Brahmacharya — restraint
• Aparigraha — non-attachment

Even a troubled person is not hopeless. In Jain thought, transformation begins with inner purification.

Takeaway

If your friend wants “out of hell,” the real answer is: don’t create the karma for it now. The Jain path is repentance, restraint, compassion, and daily purification — not blame.

If you want, I can also explain how Jainism describes Narak gati in simple terms.