Answer

Traditionally, Kundli milap is not a core Jain religious practice. Jain Dharma does not teach that marriage should be decided by horoscope matching.

In Jainism, marriage is generally considered a social and family arrangement, not a spiritual ritual based on astrology.

Explanation

In Jain tradition, greater importance is given to:

• Good character
• Right values
• Religious inclination
• Family culture
• Compatibility in lifestyle
• Ahimsa, honesty, self-control, and responsibility

Some Jain families may still do kundli milap, but this is usually due to regional Hindu cultural influence or family tradition, not because Jain scriptures require it.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma emphasizes karma, self-effort, discipline, and right conduct. One’s happiness in marriage is understood to depend more on conduct, understanding, restraint, compassion, and responsibility than on planetary positions.

Takeaway

So, kundli milap may be practiced by some Jain families culturally, but it is not a mandatory or essential Jain religious requirement. In Jainism, ethical compatibility and dharmic living matter more.