The mosque where Sai Baba lived was not a typical one. Based on Chapter 7, what activities and objects made it so unique?

Chapter 7 reveals that the mosque where Sai Baba resided was filled with practices and items typically associated with Hindu worship, making it a unique space. For instance, a sacred fire, or Dhuni, burned there constantly. The sounds of bells and conches, common in Hindu temples, were heard in the mosque. Rituals like the offering to fire, constant Bhajan singing, and the ritual washing of feet took place there. The text also mentions the presence of a grinding stone for wheat, a winnowing fan, and even a beautiful Tulsi Vrindavan (a sacred basil altar), all of which were highly unusual for a traditional mosque.