How does Chapter 7 illustrate Sai Baba's impartial and inclusive approach to Hindu and Muslim communities?

Chapter 7 provides a thorough explanation of Sai Baba's equal and impartial conduct toward both Hindus and Muslims. It highlights how he would joyfully orchestrate the celebration of festivals from both religions. For the Hindu festival of Ram Navami, he would arrange for a cradle, kirtan, and even wrestling matches. On the very same day, as Chapter 7 notes, he would also give permission for the Muslim Sandal procession. Similarly, he observed Gokul Ashtami, and when Eid or Moharram arrived, he ensured Muslims could perform their rituals without any obstacles, even allowing a Tabut to be kept in the mosque.