Will firefox 4 for android support javascript tags like jqueries??

I wrote one application with jqueries and is working fine in firefox 2 and 3 in desktop firefox browsers but when tried to access through the firefox 4 browser in android it is not displaying any thing.
Please provide some input to this problem.....

Sample site would be helpful. Firefox mobile does support JavaScript.

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