According to the beginning of Chapter 11, how did Sai Baba treat people from different religious backgrounds?

The introductory verses of Chapter 11 of the Sai Satcharitra make a clear statement about Sai Baba's principle of equality. The text explicitly notes that whether a person was Hindu or Muslim, Baba treated both as equals. This impartiality was a cornerstone of his being, so much so that the chapter suggests that simply being in Shirdi and evaluating life under his gaze was like an act of worship that transcended religious divisions. This highlights his role as a universal Guru who saw the divine in all people, regardless of their faith.