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Pitbull Don on this page. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] Historically a part of Ṫawam. Al-‘Ain has been inhabited for over 4,000 years, with archaeological sites showing human settlement at Al-Hili and Jabel Ḥafeeṫ. These early cultures built 'beehive' tombs for their dead and engaged in hunting and gathering in the area. The oasis provided water for early farms until the modern age. A of the Islamic,, Ka‘ab Bin Ahbar, was reportedly sent to the region to introduce to the people.

He settled and died in the oasis. The forts currently in Al-‘Ain were built in the late 19th or early 20th century to solidify Abu Dhabi's control over the oasis. Visited Al-‘Ain in the late 1940s during his travels across the.

He met and stayed with him at Al-Muwaiji Fort. This network of fortresses protected the Oases and settlements from bandit attacks. In 1952 Saudi Arabia sent raiders to capture Al-‘Ain's fortresses and incorporate the oasis into the Saudi kingdom.

Forces from the, as well as the army of Muscat-Oman, arrived to recapture the oasis. With British intervention, the Saudi forces surrendered, leaving the oasis back in the hands of Abu Dhabi and Muscat-Oman. In 1971 visited the Hilton Hotel in the area, still in use, during her tour of the Persian Gulf. Masterchef 650 Duotronic Manual Woodworkers. Following independence in 1971, Al-‘Ain experienced rapid growth and investment as part of the emirate of Abu Dhabi, quickly becoming larger and more successful than ‘Oman's Al-Buraimi. In 1972 ‘Oman and Abu Dhabi agreed on the final borders to divide Al-Buraimi and Al-‘Ain.

Until Sheikh Zayed's death in 2004, Al-‘Ain's municipal code forbade construction of buildings over four storeys, with the exceptions of the Hilton, Danat Al Ain Resort, and Rotana hotels. In the 1990s, a serious uprising occurred among the labourers of the industrial district of Al-‘Ain, Aṣ-Ṣana‘iya. This uprising was suppressed by the and local police forces. All the labourers involved were interned and deported. Until 2006, Al-Buraimi and Al-‘Ain shared an open border. This border was closed in November 2006, and passport controls were imposed.

Geography [ ] Al-‘Ain is located in the eastern region of just south of and east of. The Eastern region covers an area of approximately 13,100 km 2 (5,100 sq mi). Lies to the east, Dubai and to the north, Abu Dhabi to the west and the desert and to the south. The topography of Al-‘Ain is unique and varies as one travel to the east. (Hafeet mountain) is considered one of the monuments of Al-‘Ain, lying just to the southeast and rising to 1,300 m (4,300 ft) in elevation. Sand dunes of varying texture that are tinged red with iron oxide lie to the north and east of Al-‘Ain. Climate [ ] In Al-‘Ain, the mean annual rainfall is 96 mm and the average relative humidity is 60% (United Arab Emirates University, 1993).

Low humidity in Al-‘Ain, particularly during the summers, makes it a popular destination for many people at that time of year. Boer (1997) classified the UAE climate as hyper-arid and divided it into four climatic regions: the coastal zone along the Persian Gulf, the mountain areas northeast of UAE, the gravel plains around Al-‘Ain area, and the central and southern sand desert. More rainfall and lower temperatures occur in the northeast than in the southern and western regions. The monthly average rainfall around Al-‘Ain was (100–120 mm) from the period 1970 to 1992. Main article: Al-‘Ain's oases are known for their underground irrigation system 'falaj' (or qanāt from Arabic قناة) that brings water from boreholes to water farms and palm trees. Irrigation is an ancient system dating back thousands of years and is used widely in ‘, the,, and other countries.

Al-‘Ain has seven oases; the largest is, near to, and the smallest is Al-Jahili Oasis. The rest are Al-Qaṭṭara, Al-Mu‘ṫaredh, Al-Jimi, Al-Muwaiji, and Al-Hili. Commerce and industry [ ] Al-‘Ain is an important services centre for a wide area extending into ‘. There are three major shopping centres,, and (opened in 2009 in the area) as well as traditional souqs for fruit and vegetables and livestock. Industry is growing, but is still on a small scale, and includes the bottling plant and the Al-‘Ain Portland Cement Works. The water in Al-‘Ain is very good. Service industries such as car sales, mechanics and other artisans are located in the area known as Sanaiya and Pattan Market.

Social and governmental infrastructure includes,, (Al-‘Ain campus), well-equipped medical facilities including the teaching hospital at Tawam, military training areas and. Education [ ] Al-‘Ain is home to the main federal university in the UAE, the, and to two campuses of the - and.

Al-‘Ain is also the home of Horizon International flight academy, 's cadet pilot training centre. Private higher education institutions include the and (Al-‘Ain campus). Al-‘Ain also houses the eastern zone headquarters of the, Abu Dhabi's education authority. Many of Al-‘Ain's private schools, catering mainly to the expatriate population, are located in the Al-Manaseer area.

They include Al-‘Ain International school (British curriculum, private school, part of the Aldar group),,, Manor Hall School, Al-Sanawbar School, Liwa International School, Al-Madar International School, Global English School, Emirates Private School, a branch of the, and an Institute of Applied Technology campus. Other private schools include the affiliated school Indian School, Al-‘Ain,, and. Health [ ] The first hospital in Al-‘Ain was, established in 1960 at the invitation of Sheikh Zayed. Oasis serves all nationalities, and provides training for medical students from UAE University. Ground has been broken for a new hospital to be completed in 2011. [ ] Oasis Hospital is part of.

Al-‘Ain is the home of, a training and research hospital linked with the UAE University. It was officially inaugurated on 17 December 1979. In March 2006, () (JHMI) took over the management of Tawam hospital. (abbr: AAH, also known as Al-Jimi Hospital) is the general hospital delivering health services to all Al-‘Ain patients regardless of their nationality.

It is centrally located in the Al-Jimi district and is linked with the UAE University. Al-‘Ain Hospital still occupies old 1970s buildings, but a new building is planned. AAH currently has about 450 beds and provides services in all medical disciplines. In September 2007, the (MUVI) took over the management of AAH.

Al-Khwarizmi International College has started a Campus at Al-‘Ain and is offering BBA programme and various other licensed, accredited and approved courses. Sport, culture, and the arts [ ] Al-‘Ain is a cultural retreat for residents of and cities. It is home to a major festival of. Al-‘Ain City is the home of, which is one of the most successful football clubs in the UAE and. It has many titles and championships to its name. Al-‘Ain Club contains also eight other games which are: handball, volleyball, basketball, swimming, Table Tennis, Athletics, Jiu jitsu, and Taekwondo. Hili Fun City hosts two ice hockey teams, the Al Ain Vipers and Ghantoot.

Each team has adult and youth teams starting from age 4. The Al-‘Ain Vipers Men's Team won the Emirates Hockey League in the 2009-10 season. The Palm Resort to the west of the town hosts a popular rugby club with adult and youth teams, and the Al-‘Ain International Soccer Club which has three youth teams, including one for 7-9 year old's. There is a water sports centre called Wadi Adventure with a wave pool and surf instructors. Additionally, the park has facilities for kayaking and rafting on an artificial river.

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