An exterior shot details two informational plaques affixed to a textured building facade at the Zaouia of Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani in Fez, Morocco

An exterior shot details two informational plaques affixed to a textured building facade at the Zaouia of Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani in Fez, Morocco. The upper plaque, crafted from white marble-like material with dark Arabic script, commemorates the provision of first aid at the shrine during the January 29, 1944, independence demonstrations. Below it, a clear acrylic plaque, secured by four silver standoffs, identifies the location as "Zaouia de Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani" in both Arabic and English, features the "Les Monuments Habous" logo, and includes a brown QR code at its base. To the left, an intricately carved stone or stucco wall displays elaborate Islamic geometric and calligraphic patterns, while a simpler, light-colored textured wall and a dark brown door frame are visible to the right. A rough stone base supports the lower plaque.