Are there any hadiths indicating that God is named "O Fulfiller of Needs," "O Healer of Illnesses," "O Solver of Problems," or "O Raiser of Ranks"?

First: Do not affirm anything for Allah Almighty except what He has affirmed for Himself or what His Messenger (peace be upon him) has affirmed for Him in the authentic Sunnah. His names are tawqifiyyah (restrictive and cannot be derived through reason), and no names should be derived for Him from His attributes or actions.

Second: It is permissible to inform about Allah Almighty using names indicated by the texts of revelation, such as "Helper of the Oppressed" and "Reliever of Distresses." However, the scope of informing is broader than the scope of naming.

Third: It is permissible to supplicate to Allah Almighty using names about which it is permissible to inform, such as "O Granter of Needs" and "O Healer of Diseases," as long as the meaning is sound and exclusive to Allah Almighty. However, it is preferable to supplicate using His names established in the Book and the Sunnah.