In what ways did Sai Baba's actions and life, as per Chapter 7, transcend conventional religious boundaries?

Chapter 7 illustrates that Sai Baba's life was a masterclass in transcending religious boundaries. His very appearance was a paradox, looking like a Muslim to Hindus and possessing Hindu marks to Muslims, defying simple classification. More importantly, his conduct was described as "equal and impartial" toward both communities. Chapter 7 explains how he seamlessly integrated their celebrations, orchestrating the Hindu Ram Navami festival and the Muslim Sandal procession on the same day with equal joy. He allowed a Moharram Tabut in the mosque just as he arranged for Gopal-Kala on Gokul Ashtami, proving his incarnation was holy and beyond the confines of being either Hindu or Muslim.