Ayman was born in Tripoli, Lebanon, in 1969. He studied nursing, served in the army, and cared for war-injured individuals at Beit-Chabab Institute for 3 years. In 1992, Ayman gained fame as a singer and oud player in Lebanon and the Arab world. However, his success led to self-focus and drug abuse, prompting him to reject God's existence.

Challenging God, Ayman promised to read the Bible five times in exchange for a successful overseas concert. As he read, Ayman discovered God's unconditional love and realized that salvation isn't earned by good deeds. In 1999, he prayed for forgiveness and transformation, asking God to free him from his destructive lifestyle.

Ayman experienced a profound spiritual change, leaving drugs, alcohol, and smoking within a week. He describes this as the moment the old Ayman died and a new one was born. Music, once his everything, became a tool to reflect God's transformative power in his life.