Dowgarah (دوقرة) En-Nu`aymeh (النعيمة) Habaka (حبكا) Houfa Al-Westiyyah Qumaim (قميم) Bushra (Jordan) (بشرى) Huwwarah (حوارة) Imrawah Al Ramtha (الرمثا) Sal (سال) Samad (صمد) Al Shajara (الشجرة) Al Turrah (الطرة) Fou'ara (فوعرة) Zoubia ( زوبيا) Jdaita (جديتا) Rehaba (رحابا) Kufor Alma (كفرالماء ) Kharja (خرجا) Dair Yousef (دير يوسف) Dair Abos'eed (دير أبو سعيد) Kufor Kefia (كفر كفية) Summer (سمر) E'nbeh (عنبة) Bayt Yafa (بيت يافا) Dair Esse'neh (دير السعنة) Mandah (منده) Maru (Irbid) (مرو) Zabda (زبدة) Bait Idis (بيت ايدس) Makhraba (مخربا) Al-Murajjam Al Mughayer (المغير) Hospitals Abu Obaida Hospital Al-Najah Hospital Al-Qawasmi Hospital Al-Ramtha Hospital Al-Yarmouk Hospital Ibn-Alnafees Hospital Irbid Islamic Hospital Irbid Speciality Hospital King Abdullah University Hospital Muaath Bin Jabal Hospital Princess Badeea Hospital Princess Basma Hospital Princess Rahma Hospital Princess Raya Hospital Rahbat Al-Wardieh Hospital Roman Catholic Hospital Education As of 2007, there were 70,000 registered students in Irbid's 10 universities, community colleges and institutes, of whom 8,000 were international students from 47 countries. This high concentration of institutions of higher education has played a key role in carving a unique identity of the city. The largest universities in Irbid are: Yarmouk University Jordan University of Science and Technology Irbid National University Al-Balqa` Applied University (Irbid campus) Jadara University Private Schools in Irbid (sorted by alphabetical order): Adventist School Al-Arabiya Model School Al-Manara Schools [P] Al-Nahda Private School [P] Alwatany center American University School of the Middle East Dar Al Uloum Schools [P] Greek Catholic School Irbid International Schools Irbid Model School [P] Islamic School [P] (Al-Madares Al-Islamiya) Jeel Al Jadeed School Jordan National Schools [P] Khawla Bint Alazwar [P] Rosary Sisters School Shoa'a Alammel School [P] Yarmouk University Model School [P] Economy Most of the city's economy is based on the services sector, that is directly or indirectly related to the higher education institutions in the city, as an example there are 26 book publishing companies in the city. The number of internet cafes per capita is the highest in the world that took Irbid to the Guinness Book of World Records. Irbid is considered the cultural capital of Jordan. There is one Qualifying Industrial Zone in Irbid. Sports The Irbid-based club Al-Hussein (Irbid) was ranked fourth in the Jordanian football premier league in the year 2008. Its home matches are held in Prince Hasan Youth City's Stadium. The other major football club in Irbid is Al-Arabi. Established in 1945, it is one of the