The image presents an exterior view of a building facade in Fez, Morocco, identified by signage as the Zaouia de Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani

The image presents an exterior view of a building facade in Fez, Morocco, identified by signage as the Zaouia de Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani. A rectangular, transparent acrylic sign, affixed to the wall with four metallic standoffs, displays the "Les Monuments Habous" logo, the name "Zaouia de Sidi Ahmed al-Tijani" in both Arabic and French, and a brown QR code. To the left of this sign, a segment of an elaborately carved stone archway, featuring intricate geometric and calligraphic patterns in a light, neutral tone, is visible. Above the acrylic sign, an older, rectangular white marble plaque inscribed with black Arabic script is embedded into the textured, light-colored stucco wall. A dark brown, carved wooden door frame with twisted detailing is partially visible on the right side of the frame. No individuals are present.