Jubeiha area

Jubeiha ("al-jubeiha":الجبيهة ) is a district in Jordan. It is noted as area number 18 out of 27. Located in western Amman, Jordan, it is divided into seven neighborhoods: Al-Jam'a, Al-Rasheed, Qutneh, Al-Sadeeq, Al-Zaytooneh, Al-Mahabbah and Al-Baladiya.
Education.
Jubeiha is home to several educational facilities, such as the University of Jordan and the Royal Scientific Society, which includes the German-Jordanian University and Princess Sumaya University for Technology and several schools, such as Jubaiha school and Al Jami'a Schools Group. It is also home to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
Lifestyle and Entertainment.
The district of Jubeiha also includes a vivacious pedestrian area opposite the University of Jordan's North Gate. Major attractions include Siveen Restaurant, Candles Restaurant (recently out of commission), Shahrazad Nights Cafe, as well as the University Mall. 
Jordanians flock to Al-Jubeiha to enjoy it's noticeably cooler weather during the summer. Visitors to the district commonly park on the side of "Abu Nsair Road", overlooking the city of "Baq'aa". Here visitors often enjoy hot and cold beverages, smoke water pipes (commonly known as Argeeleh/Shisha) and enjoy the view of the city, particularly at sunset. The Jubeiha Amusement City stands as a landmark that distinguishes the district, as it is the largest amusement park in the country. The amusement park was permanently closed in 2017 because of deterioration of the rides and structures. Plans were announced in 2018 to develop the site into a gated park with facilities for families, youth and children.
There is a red-light district in the neighbourhood, with one of the major streets in Jubeiha commonly called "Tallaini Street", meaning "the pick me up street". Residents have tried to stop prostitution in the area.
Access.
Though located in the northern outskirts of Amman, the opening of major roads and highways such as the famous Jordan Highway Ring-Road (described by many locals as the new transportation artery of Jordan) provides easy access to neighboring districts throughout the capital Amman.
Coordinates.
32°1'59"N 35°51'45"E
Jubaiha, Amman.