Yes, according to Islamic beliefs, it is possible and even expected that you will meet your father after death, inshallah (God willing).
Islam teaches that death is not the end, but a transition to another realm. While the specifics of the afterlife are known fully only to Allah, the Quran and Sunnah (teachings and practices of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him) suggest that believers will be reunited with loved ones in Paradise.
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General Principle of Reunion: The Quran mentions that believers will be joined with their righteous descendants and spouses in Paradise. This implies a reunion of family members who shared faith and good deeds in their earthly lives.
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Hope and Supplication: Islamic teachings encourage hope for the best in the afterlife and making du'a (supplication) for the deceased. Asking Allah to reunite you with your father is a permissible and encouraged practice.
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Focus on Righteousness: While the hope of reunion is a comfort, it is also crucial to focus on living a righteous life. The best way to honor your father and increase the likelihood of meeting him in Paradise is by following the teachings of Islam and performing good deeds.
It's important to remember that the details of the afterlife are ultimately known only to Allah. While we can hope and pray for a reunion with loved ones, we should also accept Allah's decree and focus on living a life that is pleasing to Him. Furthermore, prolonged mourning is discouraged in Islam, as it does not bring the deceased back and can hinder one's own spiritual progress.
