I’m not sure I recognize the exact ritual names you wrote ("Jain Pratik Manan Shweta Ambar Murthy Pooja Pratik Aman"). They don’t appear as standard Jain sūtras or puja rites in the canonical texts, so I can’t give a precise ruling on their timing without knowing the exact ritual as it is taught in your tradition.

If you can provide the ritual names in a more standard form (or share the corresponding verses or a brief description from your guru or temple), I can tell you:

• whether it is typically performed in the day or night,
• any Digambara vs. Śvetāmbara differences on timing,
• and the proper artha (meaning) and purpose of the rite.

In general terms, Jain worship and contemplation practices (like upāsanā, pratikramaṇ, samayik, etc.) are guided by tradition and can be performed with reverence at various times, including night, but specific timings and allowances depend on the exact rite and the tradition you follow. Please share the precise form or source you’re referring to, and I’ll explain the correct timing and meaning in a pure Jain-dharmic way.