Answer

No. In Jain Dharma, moksha does not have a time limit. Once a soul attains moksha, it becomes a siddha and remains liberated forever.

Explanation

• Moksha means complete freedom from karma, birth, death, pain, and bondage.
• A liberated soul does not return to worldly life.
• It stays eternally at the top of the universe in siddha-śilā.
• So moksha is not temporary; it is permanent and timeless.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jainism, time belongs to the worldly cycle of existence. Moksha is beyond that cycle. It is the state of absolute freedom, where the soul rests in its pure nature forever.

Takeaway

Moksha is not something that ends. It is eternal liberation.

If you meant whether moksha can be attained at any time in the present era, the answer is a little different.