The study aim to explore the diamond panning activity
in Banjar society. Research data were collected using
methods of observation, interviews, questionnaires,
and documentation through descriptive and
phenomenological approaches by applying structural
theory. Results are: First, the practice of diamond
panning that occurs in the Banjar community is rooted
in the teachings of Islam with nuances of togetherness,
kinship, and loaded with benefits. Second, data is found
that illustrate the necessity of carrying out ritual
activities before panning activities. Third, judging from
the aspect of Shirkah, the preaching case of diamonds
is highly donated by a sense of kinship and help