“Allah is the Greatest” in Turkish

The journalist Viliana Hristova published one obscene, splenetic notice in the communist newspaper “Duma” under the mysterious title “Muftis’ pride” (1st of July, 2015) with regard to the protest rally of the Bulgarian Muslims in Karlovo for the fate of Kurshum mosque in the sub-Balkan town.
My male upbringing does not allow me to answer the lady pseudo journalist with her vocabulary fund. But I cannot pass by the fearsome ascertainment that the demonstrators with turbans chanted in Turkish language “Allah is the Greatest” next to the monument of the great Levski.
I am and ethnic Turk, a Muslim, Alhamdulillah, pretty experienced person with several diplomas from Bulgarian universities and one doctorate in addition, but I do confess that I did not know so far how “Allah is the Greatest” is pronounced in Turkish language. I have always pronounced this glorification of the Creator in Arabic language “Allahu Akbar”. Nearly two billions of the population in the world pronounces these words only in Arabic language. I would like to ask Mrs. Hristova to explain me how “Allahu Akbar’ is pronounced in Turkish language.
And as for the fearsome hint that the turbaned people allowed themselves to pronounce in Turkish language “Allahu Akbar” near the monument of Vasil Levski, I am deeply convinced and confident that his spirit would take this as a prayer over his grave, that he will be very happy for finally in his Bulgaria one of his desires becomes true – in the Bulgarian Republic every countryman to be able to use freely his mother language and religion, for which he gave his life.
Dr. Ismail Dzhambazov