Answer

Yes, it can be done, but traditionally morning pratikaman is preferred before Jin pooja in many Jain practices.

Explanation

Pratikaman is a practice of repentance, reflection, and inner cleansing. Jin pooja is an act of devotion and worship. Because of this, many traditions place pratikaman first, so the mind becomes calm, pure, and focused before worship.

However, in actual practice, order can vary by:

• sampradaya
• local tradition
• guru’s guidance
• available time and circumstances

So if your community follows a different order, you should follow that tradition respectfully.

Spiritual Understanding

The main purpose is not just the order, but the भाव, purity, and sincerity behind the practice. Pratikaman prepares the inner state, and Jin pooja expresses devotion. When both are done with awareness and respect, the spiritual benefit is preserved.

Takeaway

Traditionally, pratikaman before Jin pooja is preferred, but doing it after is not inherently wrong if your Jain tradition allows it. The best approach is to follow your local Jain custom and guru’s guidance.