This forensic description details a daytime street scene in Meknes, Morocco, specifically located near the Great Mosque (Jamaa El Kebir), identifiable by its distinct, tall minaret featuring vertical colored glass panels on the far left

This forensic description details a daytime street scene in Meknes, Morocco, specifically located near the Great Mosque (Jamaa El Kebir), identifiable by its distinct, tall minaret featuring vertical colored glass panels on the far left. The sky is partly cloudy with patches of blue. The immediate foreground on the left shows a paved sidewalk composed of large light-colored and smaller reddish-brown square tiles. A white sheet spread on this sidewalk displays various small items for sale, including tools, plastic containers, and toys. To the right, a black four-door sedan is parked on the street, its surface marked with water droplets. The mid-ground reveals a narrow, wet asphalt street, indicating recent precipitation. Two wooden pushcarts heavily laden with oranges are positioned in the street. Further down, multiple market stalls with colorful awnings (red and beige) are active, suggesting a fruit or produce market. Pedestrians and vendors are visible around these stalls. A white van is parked centrally in the street, and a second white van is partially visible on the far right. A bicycle leans against a wall further down the street. On the left, an ornate light-colored building with multiple pointed arches and a green-tiled roofline, likely part of the mosque complex, flanks the sidewalk. Several individuals are present near its entrance; one man in a dark jacket and blue jeans walks across the sidewalk from left to right, while two individuals in dark hooded robes stand further back. The background is dominated by urban structures. The Great Mosque's minaret ascends on the far left. In the center, an older, multi-story pink building with two prominent circular windows appears weathered. To the right, a multi-story, light-beige building with a stepped roofline, multiple windows, and a small balcony lines the street. Ground-level storefronts on this building are closed with roll-down shutters.