Answer

There is no fixed Jain rule that says one mala of Uvasaggaharam = a specific number of swadhyay.

Explanation

In common Jain practice:

• One mala usually means 108 recitations.
• Swadhyay means spiritual study, reflection, or chanting practice, and it is not always counted in the same way.

So, if you are doing one mala of Uvasaggaharam Stotra, that is generally understood as 108 recitations, but it is not directly equivalent to a fixed number of swadhyay.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, the important thing is bhav — devotion, focus, and purity of mind. Counting is helpful for discipline, but the inner feeling matters more than the number.

Takeaway

One mala = usually 108 recitations. But swadhyay and mala are not exactly the same measure.