Qanun
Azerbaijani publishing house founded in 1992, known for publishing fiction and translated literature.
Last updated September 1, 2026
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Overview
Qanun Publishing House (Qanun Nəşriyyatı) is an Azerbaijani publishing house founded on January 18, 1992, by Şahbaz Xuduoğlu. Initially focusing on legal literature, it now prioritizes fiction and translated literature, and publishes books across various fields including fiction, philosophy, history, economics, medicine, geography, science fiction, children's literature, religion, cooking, and health. It has translated works by many world-renowned authors from Turkish, Russian, English, German, and French into Azerbaijani, and has series such as 'Dünya klassikləri' (World Classics) and 'Azərbaycan klassikləri' (Azerbaijani Classics).
History
Qanun Publishing House was founded on January 18, 1992, by Şahbaz Xuduoğlu. In its early years, it mainly published legal literature. Currently, it prioritizes the publication of fiction and translated literature, and most books in the Azerbaijani book market belong to Qanun Publishing House. It has translated works by many Nobel laureates and world-renowned authors from Turkish, Russian, English, German, and French into Azerbaijani. It has series such as 'Dünya klassikləri' (World Classics) and 'Azərbaycan klassikləri' (Azerbaijani Classics).
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