Thousands of people attend Islamic funeral prayers in San Diego for three men killed in a mosque attack earlier this week. Multiple outlets report that more than 2,000 mourners gather for the funeral prayers for the victims, who are identified as three Muslim men. The Canary also describes the shooting as an Islamophobic hate-crime and says the attack is linked to the actions of two teenagers associated with white supremacist views, adding that the suspects flee the scene. Al Jazeera focuses on the turnout and the community-led nature of the funeral services, reporting the scale of attendance and the identity of the victims as three men killed in the attack. The accounts collectively describe a public, large-scale funeral in response to a deadly incident at or near a mosque, while law-enforcement details about suspects and the specific charges are not fully consistent across the two reports. Both sources agree on the core facts: three men die in the attack, funeral prayers are held in San Diego, and attendance exceeds 2,000 people.