Amr ibn Umayya al-Damri

Ibn Hisham relates, in a passage that Ibn Ishaq did not mention among the lists of expeditions, that after the killing of Khubayb ibn Adi (may God be pleased with him) the Prophet sent him to Mecca to kill Abu Sufyan ibn Harb, together with Jabbar ibn Sakhr. He was recognised in Mecca and fled. On the way he killed a Qurayshi who had glimpsed their hiding-place in a cave, took down Khubayb's wooden post and threw it into a ravine. On his way back he killed a one-eyed old man of Banu al-Dil, a spy for Quraysh, and took another man prisoner; see the report. ^{1 2 3}