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|b The current research aims at showing the love of the Ansar to the chosen Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), the motives of such love, its manifestations and its fruits, by answering the following research questions: What made Aws and Khazraj swear allegiance to a man whom his tribe had fought against and wanted to chase in any land? Why did Aws and Khazraj expose their country and their souls to war and hostility? How did Aws and Khazraj deviate from the traditions of the Arab tribes' hate of other tribes colonizing their country and the encroaching their vales and their lands? Is faith and love had that amount of authority on the minds and hearts of Aws and Khazraj? What made one of their leaders say in their behalf: "Take from our money what you want and leave what you want; and take us to Bark Al-Ghemad (a far place to the south of Mecca) to fight what you want"? What prompted Aws and Khazraj to compete in donating money, spending on strangers and racing to die? Why did the Ansari women say to a man from another tribe, when her father, husband, son, brother and uncle were killed: "Every calamity after you is petty"? The researcher followed the method of analytical extrapolation, which is based on extrapolation of texts and analysis to reach results that answer the questions of research. The paper included an introduction, a preface, four sections, and a conclusion. In the introduction, the researcher dealt with the rationale for choosing the topic. The preface dealt with general definitions related to the research and the concept of love. As for the first section, the researcher dealt with the motives and manifestations of the Ansars' love of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) during their first meeting with him, while in the second he dealt with the aspects of their love for him in the second meeting, as manifested through their quick response to him and the competition in swearing allegiance to him. The third section was devoted to show the speed of Ansars' response to the orders of Islam, learning, teaching, and applying, and the giving their wealth while in need. The fourth section was devoted to talk about the Ansari men and women sacrificing their souls for the sake of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and offering his love over all loved. The researcher concluded that the Ansar were of the highest degree of love to the Prophet (peace be upon him); love that was reflected by all the verses and conversations of love contained in the Qur'an and Hadith.
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