There was a house in the time of pre-Islamic ignorance called Dhul-Khalasah, also known as the Yemeni Kaabah and the Syrian Kaabah. The Prophet ﷺ said to me, "Will you not relieve me of Dhul-Khalasah?"So I set out with a hundred and fifty riders. We destroyed it and killed everyone we found there. Then I came to the Prophet ﷺ and informed him, and he supplicated for us and for the tribe of Ahmas.
كان بيت في الجاهلية يقال له: ذو الخلصة، والكعبة اليمانية، والكعبة الشامية، فقال لي النبي ﷺ: ألا تريحني من ذي الخلصة فنفرت في مائة وخمسين راكبا، فكسرناه، وقتلنا من وجدنا عنده، فأتيت النبي ﷺ فأخبرته، فدعا لنا ولأحمس.
Bukhari narrated it in the Book of Military Expeditions (4355), and Muslim narrated it in the Book of Virtues (2476:136), both from the hadith of Khalid (bin Abdullah al-Tahhan), who said, "Bayan (bin Bishr) narrated to us, from Qays (bin Abu Hazim), from Jareer bin Abdullah," and he mentioned it.As for his saying, "and for Ahmas," they are the brothers of Bajilah, the tribe of Jareer, who trace their lineage to Ahmas bin Ghawth bin Anmar. Bajilah was a woman after whom the well-known tribe was named.