Al-Ḥākim records in al-Mustadrak (1/240) a list of the names of Allah, a hundred less one, in which this Name appears between al-Raqīb and al-Wāsiʿ:
اَلْمُجِيْبُ
Al-Mujīb
The Responsive One, who answers.
Also known as: Al Mujeeb · Ya Mujeeb · Ya Mujib
Virtue & Reward
Whoever enumerates the hundred names less one enters Paradise.
Explanation
Al-Mujīb comes from the root j-w-b, whose verb ajāba means to respond or answer. As a Name of Allah it means the One who answers. In the passage it is listed right after al-Raqīb (the Watchful) and right before al-Wāsiʿ (the Vast).
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Questions and answers
What does Al-Mujib mean?
Al-Mujib means the Responsive One, who answers. It comes from the root j-w-b, whose verb ajaba means to respond or answer.
Where is the Name Al-Mujib reported?
Al-Mujib is reported in Hakim, al-Mustadrak, where it is listed right after Ar-Raqib and right before Al-Wasi.
What virtue is stated with the list that includes Al-Mujib?
The narration in Hakim, al-Mustadrak that lists Al-Mujib states: whoever enumerates the hundred names less one enters Paradise.