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Jainism Also known as Jaina Dharma, it is a religion that was founded by Nataputta Mahavira. However, many sources differ as to his real name. There is no specific data on the origin of this religion while many scholars believe that the non-theistic religion may have originated in the Indus Valley Civilization to demonstrate the indigenous spirituality of that region prior to the arrival of the Indo-Aryan migration in India.
Jainism supports the belief in the non-existence of a deity who has the power to be omnipotent, as for Jainism the universe was not created by a deity and mainly it focuses on a material detachment within human life. However, they defend other ideas around different aspects like reincarnation that we can find in other types of religious beliefs. Jainism is based on law, which ultimately provides a reward for either good deeds or punishment for bad deeds. Currently, Jainism is believed to have approximately 4.2 million adherents in India, considered a minority religion. There are also followers in other areas such as North America, the Far East, Western Europe, Australia, and others, albeit with a small excess.
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