How did Sai Baba demonstrate impartiality between Hindus and Muslims, according to the descriptions in Chapter 7?

Chapter 7 provides numerous examples of Sai Baba's equal and impartial conduct towards both Hindu and Muslim communities. For instance, He would celebrate the Hindu festival of Ram Navami by arranging for a cradle, katha, and kirtan in the mosque, but on that very same night, He would also grant permission for the Muslim Sandal procession. The chapter also mentions that when Gokul Ashtami came, He would have Gopal-Kala prepared, and similarly, for the festival of Eid, there was no obstacle to Muslim prayers (Namaj). By joyfully facilitating the rituals of both faiths, often simultaneously, Sai Baba showed that he was beyond religious divisions.