How did Sai Baba bridge the gap between Hindu and Muslim communities, as detailed in Chapter 7?

According to Chapter 7, Sai Baba masterfully bridged the gap between Hindu and Muslim communities through his impartial conduct and by integrating the practices of both faiths. For instance, he would celebrate the Hindu festival of Ram Navami with devotional songs and stories (Katha and Kirtan), and on the very same night, he would give permission for the Muslim Sandal procession. The chapter notes he conducted both festivals with equal joy. Similarly, he allowed prayers for the Muslim festival of Eid and the creation of a Tabut during Moharram in the Masjid, which was his residence. This equal reverence for both traditions is a central theme of the chapter.