Sai Baba is considered an Avatar, but how did he describe himself according to Chapter 23?

While Chapter 23 acknowledges that Sai Baba displayed all the signs of an Incarnation (Avatar), it places great emphasis on his profound humility. The chapter notes that He never proclaimed "Anal Haq" (I am God). Instead, He consistently referred to Himself as a "humble servant in the court of Allah" and a "poor servant." His constant chants included "Allah Malik" (God is the Master), reinforcing his position as a devotee of the Almighty. This demonstrates that even if He were an Avatar, as the text suggests, He chose to exhibit perfect human conduct, showing reverence to God and never considering himself superior to anyone.