Answer

A girl is not considered Jain if she does not belong to, accept, or follow Jain Dharma in faith and practice.

Explanation

In Jain understanding, being Jain is not about gender. A girl is considered Jain if she:

• is born in a Jain family, or
• accepts Jain faith, or
• follows Jain principles sincerely.

She may not be considered Jain if she:

• does not accept Jain beliefs,
• does not identify herself with Jain Dharma,
• or has completely left Jain faith and practice.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain identity is connected with faith, conduct, and values, not with being male or female. A woman, just like a man, can fully follow the Jain path and live according to:

• अहिंसा
• सत्य
• अस्तेय
• ब्रह्मचर्य
• अपरिग्रह

Takeaway

So, a girl is not “non-Jain” because of her gender. She is considered Jain or not based on her connection with Jain faith and practice.