This religion, which is divided into the (*) Svetambara (sh-VET-ahm-bara) and Digambara (DEE-gam-bara) sects, venerates twenty-four "ford-builders" or tirthankaras (TEAR-than-karas), including the final one, Mahavira.
A central symbol of this religion is a hand with a wheel on its palm. One sect of this religion requires that members be "sky-clad," or nude, and the other sect believes that the figure Mallinath was female. This religion, which is divided into the (*) Svetambara (sh-VET-ahm-bara) and Digambara (DEE-gam-bara) sects, venerates twenty-four "ford-builders" or tirthankaras (TEAR-than-karas), including the final one, Mahavira. For 10 points, name this Indian religion which emphasizes ahimsa, or nonviolence.
A central symbol of this religion is a hand with a wheel on its palm.
Jainism