Answer

In Jain Oswal community, the terms Bisa/Bisa Oswal and Dasa/Dasa Oswal are social community classifications found among some Oswal Jains.

They are not spiritual categories in Jain Dharma.

Explanation

Oswal is a well-known Jain community, traditionally associated especially with Rajasthan and nearby regions. Within Oswals, some groups use terms such as:

• Bisa / Besa — commonly understood as “twenty”
• Dasa — commonly understood as “ten”

These labels are generally connected with historical and social community divisions, marriage customs, lineage identity, or regional traditions. They do not indicate a person’s spiritual worth, religious purity, or closeness to Jain Dharma.

Spiritual Understanding

From the Jain Dharma point of view, a person is not spiritually higher or lower because of caste, sub-caste, community label, or birth group.

Jain Dharma gives importance to:

• Samyak Darshan — right faith
• Samyak Gyan — right knowledge
• Samyak Charitra — right conduct
• Ahimsa, compassion, self-control, and purity of soul

So whether someone is called Bisa Oswal or Dasa Oswal is a social matter, not a measure of Jain spirituality.

Takeaway

Bisa/Besa and Dasa Oswal are community-based social distinctions, not religious or spiritual ranks in Jain Dharma. In Jainism, the true value of a person depends on conduct, compassion, and progress of the soul.