What are the citizens role of a theocracy?

In a theocracy, citizens typically play a limited role in governance, as religious leaders or institutions hold significant authority, often interpreting laws based on religious doctrine. Their participation in decision-making processes may be restricted, with the emphasis on adherence to religious laws and practices. Citizens may be expected to conform to the prevailing religious beliefs and values, and dissent or alternative viewpoints may be discouraged. Nevertheless, citizens may engage in community activities and support the state through religious observances.