Ayman was born in the Druze village of Beit Jan on April 30, 1973, to a warm and loving family. He began his studies at the local elementary school A in Beit Jan, where he stood out as an excellent and diligent student. After graduating from elementary school, he chose to attend an agricultural school, out of a desire to help his family, who were engaged in agriculture, and joined the regional agricultural school in Rama, where he continued to excel in his studies. During his studies, he developed close social ties with his friends, and participated in the Druze scout movement. In addition to sports, which was his hobby, he volunteered for the benefit of the community.

Iman completed his high school studies with a full matriculation certificate and enlisted in the IDF in August 1992. He served three years as a driver in the Maintenance Corps, and distinguished himself as a disciplined and dedicated person.

After his release, Ayman worked in agriculture for about five years, and began building a home in preparation for his marriage and family life.

In early 2000, he joined the ranks of the standing army, and served as a driver in the "Hiram" formation of the Northern Command. Due to his professionalism and responsibility, he was appointed as the driver in charge of the "Metula" outpost, and he performed his duties exemplary and to the satisfaction of his commanders.

On September 17, 2000, Major General Ayman fell in the line of duty, at the age of 27. He was laid to rest in the military section of the cemetery in his village of Beit Jan, leaving behind his parents and eight brothers and sisters: Zuleikha, Ilham, Zaid, Ali, Alia, Alaa, Sanjiniya and Nizar.

Ayman was a pleasant, quiet man with a strong character. He loved life and people, and was friendly, sociable, and smiled at everyone he met. He left behind a large group of friends who mourn his death.