Answer

There is no single fixed Masakshman / Maskhaman date in 2026. In Jain practice, Maskhaman refers to a 30-day fast, and its start and completion date depend on the devotee’s individual sankalp / pachchakhān, not on one universal calendar date. ( jaina.org)

Explanation

So, if you are asking about a specific person’s Maskhaman in 2026, the date will be 30 days after the fast begins. Jain fasting practices are commonly begun by taking a formal vow, and there is no single universal starting mantra or fixed date for all Jains. ( jainknowledge.com)

Spiritual Understanding

Maskhaman is a deep form of tapasya in Jain Dharma. Its value comes from sincerity, self-discipline, and inner purification, not from one fixed public date for everyone. ( jaina.org)

Takeaway

Maskhaman = 30 consecutive days of fasting. There is no one fixed date in 2026 for everyone. ( jaina.org)