Morocco
Order
of Ouissam Hafidien - (1910-1912)
The Order
was established by Sultan Mohamed Moulay-Hafid to honor exceptional civil
and military service. It is awarded in five classes (Grand Cross, Grand
Officer, Commander, Officer and Knight). The insignia of the Order is
a six-pointed star positioned over six rays. The deep red enamel center
reads, MAJESTY HAFIDIEN. The ribbon is red with white stripes.
Order
of Ouissam Alaouite - (1913)
Sultan
Moulay Youssef established this Order on January 11, 1913. It replaced
the Order of Ouissam Hafidien. It became the premier Order of Morocco,
awarded in five classes (Grand Cross, Grand Officer, Commander, Officer
and Knight) in recognition of exceptional civil and military accomplishments.
It is designed as a five-pointed star. The Islamic inscription in the
red enamel center of the obverse read, GOD IS GREAT AND MOHAMMED IS HIS
PROPHET. The reverse contains the Chieftain's parasol, a symbol of power
and authority in Morocco. The Officer-class is distinguished by the presence
of a large rosette on the suspension ribbon.
Order of Hafidien Knight Class and Order of Ouissam Alaouite
Grand Cross and Officer Class
Order of Ouissam Alaouite
(first version) and Cherifien
Order of Military Merit
Dahir Medal of Satisfaction
Peace in Morocco Medal
Order of the Independence War, Order of the Throne, Ouissam
Dahkla (Order of the Interior) Medal and Order of Civil Merit 
Medal of Civil Merit Cherifien, Volunteers Medal
Cherifien Police Medal of Honor
On Second Ribbon