Ain Al-Basha

Pasha is a Turkish title that was granted to senior military personnel, and those with high civil positions, meaning the head or the president. Ain al-Basha was called by this name because Ibrahim Pasha came down to the eye of the water in it while passing through the area.[1]

They are the population of the city of Ain Al-Basha between (70 - 80 thousand) distributed among multiple neighborhoods such as Prince Ali neighborhood, Qutaiba neighborhood, Al-Balad and Al-Zahra neighborhood, Umm Safatin, Western Shuwaihi neighborhood, and Imam Al-Shafi’i neighborhood.[2] It has several housing, such as equestrian housing, urban development housing, and Qaqish housing. While the population of the Ain al-Basha district is around 300,000.

The townspeople depend on jobs, agriculture and trade, and there are 22 (twenty-two factories such as the dairy industry, aluminum, paper bags, ceramics and pharmaceutical manufacturers.

Hot, dry, rainy summers, cold winters, and mild spring and autumn periods.

There are a number of government schools for both sexes from elementary to high school and in various academic branches and 12 kindergartens for children and 9 nursery centers and more than 15 private schools, the most famous of which are Al Majd, Sama Amman, creativity and achievement schools.

There is near the Ain Al-Basha Philadelphia University (Jordan) on the road to Jerash and the Applied Science Private University in Shafa Badran east of Ain Al-Basha in addition to Al-Ahliyya Amman University to the southwest of Ain Al-Basha.