How did Sai Baba handle a request from some Muslims during the festival of Moharram, as described in Chapter 7?

Chapter 7 provides an example of Sai Baba's accommodating and dispassionate nature during the Muslim festival of Moharram. When some Muslims approached him in the Masjid with a request to make a Tabut (a replica of a tomb) and take it in a procession through the village, Baba immediately gave his permission. The text specifies that he even allowed the Tabut to be kept in the mosque for four days. On the fifth day, when it was removed, the chapter notes that Sai Baba felt neither joy nor sorrow in his mind, demonstrating his detachment and his impartial willingness to allow devotees to practice their customs.