the messengers said:
“And I ask you for no payment for it. My reward is only with the Lord of all worlds (109).” [al-Shuʿarā’: 109]

And He says:
“But the most God-fearing will be kept away from it (17), who gives his wealth to purify himself (18), not to repay anyone for a favor (19), but only seeking the Face of his Lord, the Most High (20). And he will surely be pleased (21).” [al-Layl: 17–21]

The fourteenth point:
This particular name does not occur among the names of Allah Most High found in the Quran or in the well-known hadiths in the two Sahīh collections. Other names conveying its meaning do occur, such as the Generous, the Most Generous, and the Bestower, as do names that imply this meaning, [such as] the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful, the Lord, and others. However, this name is mentioned in the divine hadith reported by Abū Dharr from the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, who related it from Allah. Muslim narrated this hadith, but this name occurs in the version narrated by al-Tirmidhī