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Jamnagar, Gujarat, India
A Spiritual and Historical Hub: Raisi Shah's Temple, also often referred to as a Derasar, stands as a pivotal religious site for the Swetambar Jain community in Jamnagar. It is one of a cluster of four highly revered marble Jain temples in the city, established by influential community figures like Vardhaman Shah, Raisi Shah, Sheth, and Vasupujya Swami. This particular temple is a shining example of the dedication and philanthropic efforts of the Jain merchant community, which has historically played a significant role in the economic and cultural development of Gujarat. The construction date of this temple, along with the others in the group, is generally traced back to the city's early history, sometime after the founding of Nawanagar by Jam Rawal in 1540 A.D. The temple serves not only as a place of Puja (worship) but also as a cultural and educational center, promoting the core Jain tenets of Ahimsa (non-violence), Aparigraha (non-possessiveness), and Anekantavada (multi-perspectivism). The entire structure is predominantly constructed from pure, white marble, a material favored in Jain temple architecture for its purity and luminescence, which is beautifully maintained through continuous, meticulous cleaning. Inside, the temple houses a Mula Nayak (main idol), a deity figure that is the central focus of devotion for the thousands of pilgrims and devotees who visit annually. The sheer artistry involved in the temple’s construction reflects the height of the M?ru-Gurjara style of architecture, which is prevalent across Gujarat and Rajasthan. The experience of visiting is highly immersive, immediately transforming from the bustling city outside to an atmosphere of deep tranquility and spiritual peace inside the marble halls. The rituals performed, including the saffron application (Kesar) to the idol by devotees whose wishes have been fulfilled, highlight the living, vibrant traditions still strongly associated with this ancient place of worship, cementing its status as an architectural and spiritual jewel of Jamnagar. Its enduring presence, despite centuries of history and change, marks it as a powerful symbol of faith and cultural preservation in the region.

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