Qadam () is a municipality and a neighborhood in the southern part of Damascus, Syria, due west of Yarmouk Camp.
History Prior to its urbanization and integration into the Damascus municipality, al-Qadam was a village on the Hajj caravan road called al-Qadam al-Sharif (the Noble Foot). It was named after a stone originally from Bosra said to show a footprint of Muhammad. The stone was relocated from Bosra to a mosque in al-Qadam.
The area saw heavy fighting during the Syrian civil war, given the strategic importance of the Qadam railway station.
Districts Al-Asali (pop. 21,731) Dahadil (pop. 14,310) Jouret al-Shreibati (8,836) Al-Mustafa (pop. 9,218) Al-Qadam (pop. 18,649) Qadam Sharqi (pop. 4,022) Al-Sayyidah Aisha (pop. 19,178)
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