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

According to Chapter 7, Sai Baba masterfully bridged the gap between Hindus and Muslims through his actions and impartial conduct. For instance, he would have the Hindu festival of Ram Navami celebrated with devotional stories and songs, and on the very same night, he would give permission for the Muslim Sandal procession. He conducted both festivals with equal joy. Similarly, this chapter explains that he allowed Namaj during Eid and permitted the creation of a Tabut for Moharram, demonstrating his equal and impartial treatment of both groups and showing he was beyond religious division.