The Instagram account of young Iranian singer Niusha Mofidi, who recently gained viral attention for her performance at Hamid Hami's concert, has been blocked by the police under the banner of producing "criminal content." Upon attempting to access her page, users are met with a notification from the Cyber Police stating the account was restricted due to such content.

Mofidi was the singer who notably sang along to Hami's song "Khoob Shod," with Hami silencing his microphone to let her voice resonate alone in the venue. The viral video received hundreds of thousands of views and widespread positive reactions.

In Iran, solo female singing in the presence of "non-mahram" men is prohibited, leading to concerts usually being gender-segregated or conducted without female singers.

In a related incident, the Damon Café on Kish Island was shut down by judicial order due to its involvement in the controversial marathon there, where it reportedly served as a gathering place for individuals violating Islamic norms. Previously, two organizers of the marathon were arrested on charges related to not adhering to "Islamic decorum."