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The image displays the exterior of the Mosquée Ahl Fès (Masjid Ahl Allah) at night, located in the Ville Nouvelle district of Fez, Morocco. The mosque is a light-colored building featuring a tall, square minaret with a distinctive top, and multiple arched windows. Arabic calligraphy translating to "Mosque of the People of God" is visible above the main entrance and on a prominent section of the side wall. Exterior floodlights illuminate the facade, and light emanates from within the mosque through its windows. Approximately 20 to 30 individuals are present in the scene, primarily in the foreground and near the mosque's entrance. They are dressed in a mix of traditional Moroccan attire, such as djellabas, and contemporary casual clothing, including jackets and hooded garments. Most individuals are walking or standing; some appear to be entering or exiting the mosque. The ground in the foreground is covered with strips of light-colored, possibly plastic or fabric, temporary sheeting or matting. Several loose bricks or fragments of paving stones are scattered across this covering. Metal crowd control barriers are positioned along the right side of the frame, running parallel to the mosque's facade. Streetlights provide additional illumination to the urban environment. Trees with dark foliage are visible on the left and upper right portions of the image, and other multi-story buildings are discernible in the background under a dark night sky.
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