In Jainism, Arjun Mali is known as a Yaksha, which is a type of celestial attendant or guardian deity. Yakshas often serve as protector deities or attendants to the Tirthankaras (the enlightened teachers in Jainism). Each Tirthankara is traditionally associated with a specific Yaksha (male attendant) and Yakshini (female attendant).

Arjun Mali is recognized as the Yaksha attendant of the 14th Tirthankara, Anantnath (Anantanatha). According to Jain iconography and tradition, Arjun Mali is depicted in specific forms in Jain temples and scriptures, often shown with particular attributes or mounts, depending on the tradition (Digambara or Śvētāmbara).

Yakshas like Arjun Mali are revered for their roles as protectors of the faith and are sometimes worshipped for worldly benefits, but they are not considered liberated souls. In Jainism, ultimate spiritual progress is achieved by following the teachings of the Tirthankaras, and worship of Yakshas is a secondary practice.

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