How did Sai Baba address the conflict between Hindus and Muslims, and what was his proposed solution?

As detailed in Chapter 10, Sai Baba appeared during a time of renewed conflict between Hindus and Muslims. Baba's approach was to break this cycle of conflict by emphasizing the fundamental unity of all religions. He taught that "Ram and Rahim are one" and that there is not the slightest difference between them. He urged his followers, whom he called his "foolish children," to create a union between Hindus and Muslims, stop behaving in a divided manner, and become firm in good thoughts as the path to salvation. He believed argumentation was not good and that unity was the key.