*Brief comments, since there is a bit much text here. The Washington Post URL is fine pointing at the first pagethat's where the article starts. On the father: The Robesonian article (which is an AP article, and also ran in the Washington Post) calls him a devout Muslim," and that's the end of it. "Built" or "designed" a mosque, that's really not so to the point, but I've changed it. The article in Times Daily calls him an architect? Then we call him an architect, until that is proven wrong (accusations such as Caner being a pathological liar and therefore we should doubt everything, those are not helpful). I've removed the "teenager" part, since it's clear that that was hardly truebut stuffing an article full of "he claimed" is not helpful either and only contributes to what is rightly called a "name and shame" coloring.Oh, one final thing about the things 'missing' in my version: we DO NOT have to list every single damn thing that happened in this man's life, every thing he said, every thing that was exposed. That he mistranslated, cited incorrectly, whatever, I have tried to cover that in a condensed and readable way; the links to the articles are there for further detail. It is not Wikipedia's job to cover everything. Thanks.