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They use the word ahisma to describe how they should treat other human beings. ahisma means
"doing no harm"
Hindus believe that all beings are a part of God, so if you harm somebody than you harm yourself this is how karma works.

Love is God. Just as God cannot be defined, Love too cannot be defined. God is an experience, all attempts at defining or understanding God are incomplete, similarly Love can only be experienced, it cannot really be fully understood. It is Love that runs the Universe. However by love I do not mean the 'attachment' between man and woman that commonly occurs in human relationships. but this love is more spontaneous, unconditional and happens as a result of total self-knowledge.

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They believe that 'love' is a word that describes the relationship between human beings and Allah. uman beings need to love Allah more than any other human being.

"when a man loves his brother he should tell him that he loves him." [Abu Daawood and At-Tirmith

moreover, the Muslim's affection includes inanimate beings. Talking about the Mountain of Uhud, the Prophet, said: "This is Uhud, a mountain which loves us and we love it." [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]

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Siks believe that love comes from God, if you love someone and shows it you receive Gods blessing (love).

Guru Nanak is Love. God is the only Love ‘Parbrahm Liv Ekang’ Sri Guru Granth Sahib (360)

God is love and love is God.   Furthermore, God cannot be confined, restricted; or limited to any particular creed, cult or race; as well as similarly the religion of love cannot be […] Fi

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In Judaism ahava is love translated, it litterly means 'i give'. Jews don't expect anithing in return if they give something, jews love god with holl their heart, soul and strength. And you need to love your neighbour as yourself.

“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might”

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They believe that humans beings should love each other how God loves them, this is called agape. They believe too that God gave love to human beings

The noblest form of love, however, was agape. William Barclay noted:
(only the first one)

'Agape has to do with the mind: it is not simply an emotion which rises unbidden in our hearts; it is a principle by which we deliberately live (1974, 21, emphasis added).'

Mathew noted:

It is the kind of love that we must have for all men — even our enemies (Matthew 5:44).

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In Buddhism they have metta, metta means loving kidness. They practise it by

not hating other being.

not harming any other being.

not killing any other being.

not annoying any other being.

wishing metta to all other beings.

It doesn't only bring happiness to others, but it comes back.

Love draws us out into the world, not away from it. But the seeds of love implanted in each of us must be cultivated to become effective in the world. This paper will explore what certain Buddhist texts have to say about the cultivation of love (metta/maitrī/byams-pa). Its intent will be to point out the harmonious message coming from texts of different Buddhist traditions. [Karen C. Lang]

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By some you love God the most and with a other one you can love other human beings the most.

they have all their spesific word what means something with love but it is al different.

they talk all about a God but they don't talk about the same one