and his statement concerning the angels who take turns among you by night (1) and by day: “Those who spent the night among you then ascend to their Lord, and He asks them—though He knows them best—…” (2).
Likewise, in the Sahih (3), in (4) the hadith about the Khawarij: “Will you not trust me, while I am the trustee of Him who is in the heaven? The news of heaven comes to me morning and evening.”
And in the ruqyah narration reported by Abu Dawud and others: “Our Lord Allah (5) who is in the heaven, sanctified is Your name. Your command is in the heaven and on the earth just as Your mercy is in the heaven. Place Your mercy upon the earth; forgive us our grave sins and our slips. You are the Lord of the righteous. Send down a mercy from Your mercy and a healing from Your healing upon this pain (6)” (7). The Prophet ﷺ said: “When any one of you suffers, or when his brother suffers, let him say: ‘Our Lord Allah who is in the heaven …’” and he mentioned the rest.
And in the hadith of the mountain goats: “The Throne is above that, and Allah is above His Throne, and He knows …”