Answer

Among Digambar Jains, the Tāraṇ Panth tradition is known for generally not practicing idol worship and therefore traditionally does not emphasize going to temples for image-worship.

Explanation

The Tāraṇ Panth was founded by Tāraṇ Svāmī. Unlike most Digambar traditions, Tāraṇ Panthis focus more on:

• scriptural study,
• inner spiritual purification,
• meditation,
• ethical conduct,
• devotion without idol worship.

Their places of worship are often centered around scriptures rather than images of Tirthankars.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, the highest aim is purification of the soul through samyak darshan, samyak jnan, and samyak charitra. Different Jain traditions express devotion differently, but the core goal remains liberation from karma and realization of the soul’s true nature.

Takeaway

The Digambar Jain sect generally associated with not going to temples for idol worship is Tāraṇ Panth.