Uncover the complex realities of Muslim citizenship in India’s bustling urban centres. This profound ethnographic study offers an unflinching look at socio-spatial segregation, vividly narrating the lived experiences of ordinary Indian Muslims. Challenging monolithic views, it reveals the variegated identities and everyday negotiations of marginality faced by these communities. A must-read for students of sociology, urban studies, and South Asian affairs, as well as anyone keen to understand the nuanced fabric of Indian society and the construction of citizen identities. Gain critical insights into marginality and resilience.