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

According to Chapter 7, Sai Baba demonstrated a completely equal and impartial attitude toward both Hindu and Muslim communities. For the Hindu festival of Ram Navami, he would arrange for devotional songs and stories (Kirtan and Katha). On the very same day, he would also joyfully grant permission to Muslims for the Sandal procession. The chapter also notes that he would have Gopal-Kala prepared for Gokul Ashtami, and when Eid arrived, he placed no obstacles on Muslim prayers (Namaj), treating both festivals with equal joy and respect.