the One whose knowledge counts and encompasses every single thing
شمار کرنے والا — وہ جس کا علم ایک ایک چیز کو شمار کیے اور گھیرے ہوئے ہے
Not found in this exact form in the Qur’an’s text — this Name stands in the transmitted enumeration; stated honestly.
Every reference is listed. A reference is collection + report number — look any of them up.
273, 275
3507
Abu Hurairah narrated that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said:“Indeed, Allah has ninety-nine Names, one hundred less one, whoever counts them shall enter Paradise. He is Allah, the one whom there is none worthy of worship e…
tirmidhi · sunni · no. 35079. Ahmad ibn Ziyad ibn Ja`far al-Hamdani (may Allah be pleased with him) said: `Ali ibn Ibrahim ibn Hashim said on the authority of his father, on the authority of Abu al-Salt `Abd alSalam ibn Salih al-Harawi, on the aut…
Al-Tawhid-Saduq · shia · no. 27311. Abu al-Hasan `Ali ibn `Abd Allah ibn Ahmad al-Isbahani al-Aswari said: Makki ibn Ahmad ibn Sa`dawayh al-Burdha`I said: Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn `Abd al-Rahman al-Qarashi reported to us in Damascus and I was listening th…
Al-Tawhid-Saduq · shia · no. 275The counting hadith — “Allah has ninety-nine Names - the counting hadith, held in the corpus” — held in the corpus at: bukhari 2736, bukhari 6410, bukhari 7392, muslim 6809, ibnmajah 3860, ibnmajah 3861.
| Tarikh al-Tabari (d. 310 AH) | 1 mentions |
Counting law: A mention = a textual match of the transmitted form after normalization (diacritics stripped, alef unified), at a word boundary, allowing an attached wa-/fa- prefix; compounds match across whitespace; dhu also as dhi/dha. Every count on this page is a count of THAT rule - falsifiable, never oversold as exhaustive semantic coverage. The roster of 99 is transmitted (al-Tirmidhi's riwayah), not adjudicated. Machine-scholar work (9-for-1); human review invited.
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