How did Sai Baba demonstrate his impartiality towards Hindus and Muslims as detailed in Chapter 7?

According to Chapter 7, Sai Baba masterfully demonstrated his equal and impartial conduct toward both Hindus and Muslims. For the Hindu festival of Ram Navami, He would arrange for devotional stories and songs (Katha and Kirtan) and have a cradle tied in the mosque. Yet, on that very same night, He would also grant permission to Muslims for the Sandal procession. The chapter notes that He conducted both festivals with equal joy. This impartial nature is a central theme, showing how He allowed Hindu worship with bells and a sacred fire in the mosque while also ensuring there were no obstacles for Muslim prayers (Namaj) during Eid.