Does the nearness of Allah divide into two categories, general and specific?

The Shaykh : As for the general nearness, some scholars affirmed it and said that the nearness of Allah is of two types: general for everyone, and specific for the worshipper and the one who calls upon Him. They cited as evidence for their position the saying of the Exalted: The word "human" is general, and the pronoun "We" refers to whom? It refers to Allah. "Closer to him than the vein of the jugular." The vein of the jugular is the thick vessel in your neck. And the Exalted said: meaning from the throat, and this is general, as evidenced by the fact that the division came after it, the division came after it: But the Shaykh al-Islam (may Allah have mercy on him) refuted this view.
And he says: "Near" is a word that can accept the pronoun. To whom does the pronoun refer? It refers to Allah. It refers to Allah, Mighty and Majestic. from his Lord, and he did not say from the knowledge of his Lord. But as I told you, we must know that Allah is not measured by His creation. He is above everything, and He is near to the one who worships Him and calls upon Him. There is no contradiction, for Allah, what is He? Nothing is like Him. And because Allah encompasses everything, and what is in His hand are the heavens and the earth, like a mustard seed in the hand of one of us. This means He encompasses everything, (Glorified and Exalted is He).