Answer

In Jain Dharma, there is not a single universally fixed number of chakras as a core doctrine.

Explanation

Jainism mainly focuses on:

• the soul (jīva)
• karma
• right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct
• tapasya
• non-violence and self-purification

The chakra system is not central to classical Jain philosophy in the way it is in some other traditions.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, spiritual progress is understood through:

• purification of karma
• control of mind, speech, and body
• inner discipline
• liberation of the soul

So, instead of emphasizing chakras, Jainism emphasizes self-realization and freedom from karma.

Takeaway

If you mean chakras in a Jain context, the safe answer is: Jainism does not teach one fixed chakra count as a primary doctrine.