Allah names that correspond to Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent, Omnibenevolent

Question

Western philosophers use terms Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent, Omnibenevolent while discussing about God.

I would say that Omniscient corresponds to al-Alim (All-Knowing), and I would guess that al-Wadud would correspond to Omnibenevolent (All-Loving). And I would guess that al-Qaadir corresponds to Omnipotent (All-Powerful). Which Quranic name of Allah corresponds to Omnipresent (All-Present---that Allah is everywhere.)?

(Western philosophers also invariably use the term All-Good (especially when discussing the so-called problem of evil). To my limited understanding, there is no such attribute of Allah in Quran, am I correct? Note: I am not attributing anything to Allah; just asking whether Quran involves a name of Allah that simply means All-Good.)

Answer 1

Assaluma haleikum achi

First of all you don't have to defend yourself. Your question was clear enough to conclude you're were interested in that particular name of Allah and nothing else.

Second of all (the answer):

I'd choose between الباسط ( Al-Basit - the Expander, the Munificent, the One who stretches out) or الواسع (Al-Wasi- the Vast, the All Encompassing, All-embracing).

I hope this answered your question.

Source:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:The_99_names_of_Allah