A saint who belonged to no religion — and was claimed by all.
Hindu or Muslim? Miracle worker or simple fakir? Sai Baba of Shirdi defied every label. He lived in a crumbling mosque, lit oil lamps with water, and told the rich and poor the same thing: trust, patience, and faith. His followers fought over who he belonged to. He belonged to everyone.
A story of radical compassion in a divided world — as relevant today as it was a century ago.
Format: Premium paperback Style: Warm, devotional comic art Perfect for: Ages 8+ | Spiritual readers and anyone who loves stories of kindness
