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The Islamic month of Ramadan is usually a time for families to get together, but for international students living away from home like Harry Dong, it presents a time to congregate, fast and pray with others in a similar situation.

Chinese Muslim Harry Dong observes Ramadan in Australia

Chinese Muslim Harry Dong pray at Religious Centre at UNSW.

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Harry Dong is part of the Hui ethnic group, one of ten ethnic minority groups in China which practice Islam. After moving to Australia, he celebrates Ramadan on campus at UNSW. Harry says his faith has made him a better person.