Mnadhiri

Mnadhiri (kutoka Kiebrania נזיר, nazir, maana yake "aliyewekwa wakfu" au "aliyetengwa"Alternatively "crowned", see Abraham ibn Ezra's biblical commentaryIn Modern Hebrew the word "nazir" is commonly used for monks, both Christian and Buddhist – this meaning having largely displaced the original Biblical meaning.) katika Biblia ni mtu mwenye nadhiri iliyoratibiwa na Hes 6:1–21. 

Humo tunasikia masharti ya nadhiri:
 Kuepa aina zote za vileo,The New JPS translation is: "wine and any other intoxicant". Classical Rabbinical interpretation permits non-grape alcohols. ikiwa pamoja na siki,Hesabu 6:3 na hata kumeza chochote chenye sehemu za zabibu.Hesabu 6:3-4
 Kutonyoa kabisa.Hesabu 6:5
 Kutotiwa unajisi kwa kugusa maiti, hata kama ni kwa kushiriki mazishi ya ndugu.Hesabu 6:6-7

Kati ya wanadhiri wa kudumu walio maarufu zaidi kuna Samsoni na Yohane Mbatizaji.

 Tanbihi 

 Marejeo 
See: Chepey, S. Nazirites in Late Second Temple Judaism: A Survey of Ancient Jewish Writings, the New Testament, Archaeological Evidence, and other Writings from Late Antiquity. AJEC 60.  Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers, 2005.

 Viungo vya nje 
 Nazarite in the 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia
 Nazarite in the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia
 Nazarite  in the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica
Full text of the Mishna nazir  and Mishneh Torah nazir  at Machon Mamre.
Book, Title – Hebrew Bible and ancient versions: selected essays of Robert P. Gordon, Chapter 6 Title – Who Made The Kingmaker? Reflect On Samule And The Institution Of The Monarchy; Terms- Nazirite, etymology: p. 65, p. 66 and etymology select pages

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