To advance the movement of Imam Khomeini (RA) in the 1940s and 1950s, revolutionary clergy in various provinces of the country played a role and tried to raise people's political awareness and mobilize the public against the Pahlavi regime through propaganda and political activism. One of the revolutionary clergy of Bushehr who played an effective role in the dynamics of anti-Pahlavi demonstrations and political activities was Hojjatoleslam Abu Torab Ashuri, who was one of the pioneers of the Islamic Revolution in the south of the country. Due to the sensitivity of SAVAK towards Ashuri's revolutionary and combative activities, various surveillance and monitoring policies and strategies were used to control and contain his activities. Due to the lack of examination of Pahlavi approaches to prevent their supportive actions towards Imam Khomeini (RA), this article attempts to answer this main question by using library-documentary studies and an analytical-descriptive approach: "What are the monitoring and surveillance policies of SAVAK to counter the revolutionary activities of Hojjatoleslam Abu Turab Ashuri in the Imam Khomeini (RA) movement?" The main source of data extraction to answer the research question is SAVAK documents. The findings of the article show that the security agents of the Pahlavi regime used every tool and policy to convince and dissuade him from revolutionary activities against Pahlavi, including summoning, pursuing and monitoring, monitoring incoming and outgoing telegrams and telephone calls, examining postal packages, spying on his speech sessions and giving him reminders, confiscating political books sent to him,