It appears your question contains some terms that may not be standard or clear in Jainism context. Let me clarify based on Jain teachings:

1. Navkar Mantra (Namokar Mantra): This is the most fundamental and revered mantra in Jainism, recited to show respect to the Panch Parmesthi (five supreme beings). "Navkar" refers to this mantra, which is central to Jain prayers and rituals.

1. Swadhyaya (Swadiya): In Jainism, "Swadhyaya" means the study or recitation of scriptures and spiritual texts. It is one of the essential daily practices for spiritual upliftment.

1. Ali: The term "Ali" does not have a specific meaning in Jain context when used with "Navkar" or "Swadhyaya." If you mean "Aali" as part of a phrase or ritual, please provide more details.

If you are asking whether reciting or studying the Navkar Mantra (Swadhyaya of Navkar) is a recognized practice in Jainism: Yes, Swadhyaya (study or recitation) of the Navkar Mantra is considered highly auspicious and meritorious in Jainism. It is a daily practice for many Jains and is believed to purify the soul and bring spiritual benefits.

If you intended a different meaning by "logged" or "Ali," please clarify your question, and I will do my best to answer according to Jain teachings.