It's always helpful when posting coins to give sizes. Many Moroccan coins of different denomination have similar designs. It's also not immediately obvious if any of the pictures are intended to be the front and back of the same coins, though they appear to be inserted into some object. That being said, here's what you appear to have:
#1: Appears to be a 1/2 dirham dated 1318 (1900 AD).
#2: a multiple dirham of Sharif Moulay al-Hasan; the date will be on the other side and should be between 1299 and 1314. I honestly can't even tell whether it's a 2½ or 5 dirhams coin, since they both have this same obverse.
#3: a 1 dirham coin from the same period as #2; again, the date is on the other side.
#4: a 1 dirham coin from the same period as #1, except we can't see the date; it should be in the range 1314-1319.
#5: Could well be the other side of coin #3.
I should add that these coins were all struck in European mints and should have sharp details and reeded edges; the details on all these coins appear soft and distorted, and they don't seem to be perfectly round; they've either been in a fire or otherwise damaged and bent, or they're fakes. Check
zeno.ru for examples of what these coins should look like.
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