According to Chapter 7, how did Sai Baba demonstrate impartiality between Hindu and Muslim traditions?

Chapter 7 provides a detailed account of Sai Baba's equal and impartial conduct toward both Hindus and Muslims, highlighting his transcendent nature. The chapter explains that Baba would have the Hindu festival of Ram Navami celebrated with a cradle, devotional stories (Katha), and songs (Kirtan). On that very same night, he would give permission to Muslims for the Sandal procession. Similarly, as mentioned in Chapter 7, he facilitated the celebration of Gokul Ashtami by having Gopal-Kala prepared, and also ensured there was no obstacle to Muslim prayers (Namaj) during Eid. This balanced approach to both faiths showed that his incarnation was holy and beyond religious divisions.