Hindawi died on 2 July 2005 and was buried in The Royal Hashemite Court Cemetery near King Hussein of Jordan tomb[1] Hindawi started his early schooling years in the Northern Region of Jordan, until at a later stage he was selected to join the Arab College in Jerusalem in 1943 as well as the University of London in 1945 which made him earn his Palestinian Secondary School Certificate by 1946.

[2] After earning his Bachelor's Degree, Hindawi started his career in the Public Sector in 1950 as a History Teacher in the Ministry of Education in Jordan.

Soon after that he was promoted to become an Education Inspector and shortly after that the Director of the Teacher's Training Academy of Beit Hanina in the West Bank of Jordan.

[3] Hindawi was trusted by the late King Hussein of Jordan and was chosen to hold the important position of Chief of The Royal Hashemite Court in 1989.

He wrote and published the Palestinian Case book which was consistently taught as a pillar of the Jordanian Secondary Curriculum from 1967 until 1994.