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Is this the mono touch using a C# interrupter or compiler to transfer the C# code to Objective C? But based on the Apple guideline, a interrupter or compiler application is not allow to submit on the AppStore. How is this magic going on? Thanks.
Please see this press release from Apple in 2010 which states that they have removed the restrictions on tools used to create iOS apps. (Hat tip to @ShaChris23’s comment on this question.)
That explains why regular compilers are allowed – and as the other answers have explained, MonoTouch is a compiler, not an JIT interpreted/compiled language like Mono/.NET is on other platforms.