Tehran police have warned cafes against hosting live music, DJs, hookah sessions, and other activities deemed inconsistent with Islamic regulations, according to local reports. The warning follows a broader crackdown on cafes and restaurants, with several venues reportedly sealed in recent months. Authorities have cited issues including hijab compliance, live performances, and alleged violations of cultural rules. Businesses face uncertainty amid inflation. Critics say measures are narrowing public cultural spaces, and authorities offer few clear guidelines to affected owners publicly
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