According to search-discovered classical Islamic scholarship, the 'Diver' (Ghawwas, غواص) mentioned in the Quran is not a human but refers to a specific class of Shayatin (devils from the jinn) subjugated by Allah for the service of Prophet Solomon (Sulayman). [4] The single explicit reference in Surah Sad (38:37) is unanimously interpreted by classical authorities like Ibn Kathir and Al-Qurtubi as describing jinn tasked with retrieving pearls, jewels, and other precious materials from the depths of the sea. [1, 11] This miracle was part of the unique kingdom granted to Solomon, showcasing Allah's absolute power to command both seen and unseen forces. The linguistic analysis of the Arabic root غ-و-ص confirms the meaning 'to dive' or 'plunge,' solidifying the role of these beings as supernatural divers performing tasks beyond human capability.