High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Qadam Rasul (also Qadam Rasul Allah) (English: Footprint of the Prophet), are shrines and mosques that contain stones believed to bear the footprint of Muhammad, the prophet and founder of Islam. Qadam Rasuls have been constructed in various traditions of Islamic architecture across the Middle East and South Asia. A prominent example of such a shrine is Qadam Sharif in Delhi. Many Muslims, especially in South Asia, believe that whenever Muhammad trod on a rock his foot left an imprint. Some pilgrims to Mecca in Saudi Arabia have recovered stones believed to bear such an imprint. However, this belief is not sanctioned by the orthodox religious leadership. Similar objects having been claimed as being the personal effects of Muhammad are preserved in shrines across the Middle East and South Asia. A notable example includes the Hazratbal mosque in Jammu and Kashmir, where a hair of Muhammad is supposedly preserved. The Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem bears one of the most famous footprint stones, where Muhammad is believed to have left on his mi'raj.

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