How did Sai Baba demonstrate impartiality towards Hindu and Muslim communities during their respective festivals, according to Chapter 7?

Chapter 7 provides clear examples of Sai Baba's equal and impartial treatment of both Hindu and Muslim followers. For the Hindu festival of Ram Navami, He would have a cradle tied in the assembly hall and arrange for devotional stories and songs (Katha and Kirtan). As described in the chapter, on that very same night, He would give permission to the Muslims for the Sandal procession. He conducted both festivals with equal joy. Similarly, when the Muslim festival of Moharram arrived, He allowed some followers to make a Tabut (replica of a tomb) and keep it in the Masjid for four days before it was taken in procession.