"Community opinion leaders" is a solution implemented at the national or community level, that leverages the influence of opinion leaders to disseminate information, thereby guiding public opinion. An opinion leader is a respected figure within a specific group, either in a formal or voluntary capacity, who imparts details and insights to less active members of the group. These leaders enjoy significant trust within their communities. With their deep-rooted connections, they wield substantial influence over the group's collective opinion. A prime example of this are religious leaders. During the COVID-19 pandemic, regional health organisations disseminated pandemic-related information through various religious and cultural opinion leaders. For instance, the Arab society received crucial updates through religious leaders during mosque prayers. The judicious selection of these opinion leaders is pivotal, ensuring they are credible and endorsed within their communities. Studies and anecdotal evidence have indicated that greater cooperation and compliance were witnessed in communities where information channels included these opinion leaders. However, a key challenge of this approach is ensuring the willingness of opinion leaders to collaborate with formal authorities and organizations. Furthermore, this method might sometimes overshadow direct communication channels, limiting the authorities' direct outreach to a substantial segment of the public.