Allahu Akbar is an Arabic phrase meaning “God is the greatest.” It is used in daily prayer (salat) as a central takbir and is also recited in various Islamic expressions and occasions. The word “Akbar” is the comparative form of “Kabir” (great), so the phrase emphasizes the supremacy and perfection of God above all else. For language context in your example, the words in French or other languages would align with this meaning when translated or explained. If you’d like a more precise, source-backed explanation or translations into specific languages, I can provide concise definitions and usage notes.