Abstract
Collective memory can be defined as knowing what happened in society's past and remembering those events. Collective memory has become one of the research subjects of the sociology community, because it is of a close interest to society. God has sent prophets throughout history to call societies to their religion. There are many people in Qur'an who describe the prophets sent to different nations and their tribe. These persons described in Qur'an are a reminder. The purpose of working in this framework is to address collective memory in the context of scientific resources and to examine the reminders in the Qur'an under rituals, places, key events and history. In this context, the subject of the study is to scientifically analyze the Qur'an dimensions of reminding in collective memory. The study uses the historical documentation technique of the qualitative method. As a result, the study aims to explore how it affects society by addressing the reminders mentioned in the Qur'an. The Qur'an creates a memory chain and reminds society of these events. The Qur'an sometimes talks about the past ummahs to take a lesson, sometimes it conveys the events that took place there to show the sanctity of a place, and sometimes it shows us that the worship we do is actually based on our ancestors. In this context, the reminders mentioned in the Qur'an are sociologically addressed, noting that they have significant impact on society.