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Veerwal (also spelled as Virwal) is a Jain community in the Mewar region in Rajasthan, India.

The Veerwals are followers of Sameer Muniji Maharaj who introduced them to Jainism in 1950.^[1] His death anniversary is celebrated by the All Indian Jain Veerwal Jain Sangh every year.^[2]

Sameer Pavan Dham in Ahimsa Nagar in Chittorgarh serves as a main center.^[3] Ahimsa Nagar, located about 4 miles from Chittorgarh, was inaugurated by Mohanlal Sukhadia in 1966. Even though Sameer Muniji belonged to the Sthanakvasi tradition, Sameer Pavan Dham hosts Jain dignitaries from other traditions also.^[4]

References

↑ The Jain Movement and the socio-religious transformation, Shyamlal, Indian Journal of Social Work, V. 53, 1992, pp. 59-68
↑ संतों के सानिध्य में हुआ वीरवाल जैन अधिवेशन, Bhaskar News Network, 14 Mar 2016
↑ समीर मुनि का स्मरण दिवस मनाया, Bhaskar News Network, 10 Mar 2014
↑ आतंकवाद से मुक्ति जैन सिद्धांत से ही संभव : मुनिश्री, Samachar Jagat, 20 May 2017

[1] The Jain Movement and the socio-religious transformation, Shyamlal, Indian Journal of Social Work, V. 53, 1992, pp. 59-68

[2] संतों के सानिध्य में हुआ वीरवाल जैन अधिवेशन, Bhaskar News Network, 14 Mar 2016

[3] समीर मुनि का स्मरण दिवस मनाया, Bhaskar News Network, 10 Mar 2014

[4] आतंकवाद से मुक्ति जैन सिद्धांत से ही संभव : मुनिश्री, Samachar Jagat, 20 May 2017

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