Kanon huquqi

**Kanon huquqi** (qadimgi yunoncha: κανών – chizgʻich, meʼyor, qoida) – nasroniy diniy tashkiloti yoki cherkov hamda uning aʼzolari boshqaruvi uchun cherkov yurisdiksiyasi tomonidan qabul qilingan nizom va qoidalarning majmuasidir.

Kanon huquqi ichki cherkov qonunlari yoki faoliyatni tartibga soluvchi siyosatni oʻz ichiga oladi va u quyidagi diniy anʼanalarda qoʻllanadi: Rim-katolik cherkovi (Lotin cherkovi hamda Sharqiy katolik cherkovlari), Sharqiy pravoslav cherkovlari, Qadimgi pravoslav cherkovlari hamda Anglikan hamjamiyatidagi alohida milliy cherkovlar. Ushbu cherkov huquqining qanday shaklda qabul qilinishi, talqin etilishi va baʼzan sud tartibida koʻrib chiqilishi bu toʻrt yoʻnalishning har birida sezilarli darajada farq qiladi. Uchala asosiy anʼanada ham kanon dastlab cherkov kengashi tomonidan qabul qilingan qoida boʻlib, keyinchalik kanon huquqining poydevorini tashkil etgan.

## Etilmologiyasi
Kanon soʻzi yunoncha κανών, arabcha qaanoon / قانون, ibroniycha *kaneh* / קָנֶה soʻzlaridan kelib chiqqan boʻlib, ularning barchasida „toʻgʻri chiziq“, „meʼyor“, „qoida“ yoki „oʻlchov“ maʼnosini anglatadi. Ushbu ildiz soʻzlarning dastlabki maʼnosi „qamish“ bilan bogʻliq boʻlib, ingliz tilidagi cane („qamish tayoq“) soʻzining roman tillaridagi ajdodlari bilan ham aloqador.

IV asrda (325-yil) boʻlib oʻtgan Birinchi Nikeya Kengashi qarorlarida „kanon“ termini cherkovning intizomiy choralarini ifodalash uchun qoʻllangan. Yunon tilida κανών aynan „qoida“ yoki „meʼyor“ degan maʼnoni bildiradi. Dastlabki davrlardanoq cherkov tomonidan qabul qilingan kanonlar bilan davlat tomonidan chiqarilgan qonunlar oʻrtasida aniq farq boʻlgan.

## Yana qarang

* Jus remonstrandi
* Galaxa
* Shariat

## Manbalar

## Qoʻshimcha oʻqish uchun

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*  On Armenian Oriental canon law.

## Havolalar
**Katolik**
* Codex Iuris Canonici (1983), original text in Latin (the only official text)
* Code of Canon Law (1983) but with the 1998 modification of canons 750 and 1371, English translation by the Canon Law Society of America, on the Vatican website
* Code of Canon Law (1983), English translation by the Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland, assisted by the Canon Law Society of Australia and New Zealand and the Canadian Canon Law Society
* Codex canonum ecclesiarum orientalium (1990), original text in Latin
* „Code of canons of Oriental Churchs“ (1990), English translation
* Codex Iuris Canonici (1917), original text in Latin

**Anglikan**
* „Canons of the Church of England“