The word 'ain' is not considered a standard word in written English.
It is most likely a dialectal variation or a slang term used in spoken language. It is not commonly used in formal writing or literature. Example: "He ain't gonna listen to you no matter what you say." (This sentence includes 'ain' as a slang term for 'is not').
Gyan used to play in the Premier League for Sunderland, but moved to al-Ain in the United Arab Emirates for a pay rise.
Many people would struggle to cope, but Amira prays to God and has faith that things will improve.Perhaps most memorable and certainly most shocking is "Xenos" ("stranger" in Greek), a short film that shows young Palestinian men who have made their way down from the Ain El-Helweh refugee camp in Lebanon, through Syria and Turkey into Greece, looking for a way into Europe.
But he has taken steps to try to ensure that he speaks for the refugees, particularly in Lebanon, once his base but now host to some of his fiercest Palestinian and Arab opponents.In June, some 500 Fatah armed men loyal to Mr Arafat took control of Sidon's Ain Helweh refugee camp whose 60,000 Palestinian inhabitants make it the largest refugee camp in Lebanon.
Intelligence sources suggest that Khorasan was preparing attacks on American and European airlines.Another reason for the timing of the attack may have been the hope that it might provide some relief for Syrian Kurdish fighters who are struggling to hold Ain al-Arab (known to Kurds as Kobane), a strategic town near the border with Turkey, against an IS onslaught.
The shed was part of an old training camp for Palestinian guerrillas at Ain Saheb that happens to be near the Syrian capital, Damascus.
But for how long?The question is gaining urgency as fighters calling themselves Islamic State ISS) continue their onslaught against Ain al-Arab (known as Kobane in Kurdish), a Syrian town with a majority Kurdish population on the Turkish border.
It has crept towards Baghdad, causing jitters in the city, and this week was close to winning the Syrian Kurdish enclave of Ain al-Arab (known to Kurds as Kobane) on the Turkish border.
Before it started to export oil in 1962, the territory was known for nothing much more than exotic postage stamps, fish, camels and the big slave market at the oasis of Al Ain.
They are also aware that if Fatah militias are again patrolling Ain Helweh, this must be with the tacit approval of the Lebanese government and its protector, Syria.The Lebanese may believe that it is better to have Fatah in control of the camps than no one at all, especially during the volatile period of the final-status talks.
A security guard at a camp for Syrian refugees in Ceylanpinar said he had witnessed rebels cross over from the camp to fight the Kurds in and around the town of Ras el Ain.
Since September 18th IS has turned the tables, concentrating its forces for an all-out offensive to take the central enclave around the Syrian Kurdish-majority town of Ain al-Arab, known as Kobane in Kurdish, on the border with Turkey.
