Which conflicting physical traits of Sai Baba are mentioned in the text that made it impossible to label him as either Hindu or Muslim?

Chapter 7 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra explicitly points out contradictory physical evidence on Sai Baba's body that defied simple religious classification. The text notes that his ears were pierced, a custom traditionally associated with Hindus. However, it also states that his circumcision was evident, a rite of passage for Muslims. These opposing physical marks are presented in Chapter 7 as a deliberate aspect of his incarnation, symbolizing that he was a holy being who was neither Hindu nor Muslim, but belonged to all of humanity and was beyond such distinctions.