The article discusses Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), often viewed solely as a psychological issue, and explores its conflict with core tenets of the Quran and the compassionate nature of Islam (Islam Rahmatan lil Alamin). It highlights that traits associated with NPD, such as excessive self-love, a constant need for validation, and feelings of superiority, are fundamentally at odds with Islamic moral principles. The piece suggests a deeper examination of NPD beyond just psychological frameworks, considering its implications within a religious context. Specifically, it outlines the incompatibility of narcissistic tendencies and the ethical guidelines established by the Quran. The article implies a need to address NPD not only through therapy but also through fostering a stronger understanding and practice of Islamic values. This perspective seeks to frame NPD as a deviation from the ideals of humility, empathy, and selfless service emphasized in Islam.