| Death Place: | Sarajevo |
| Nationality: | Ottoman |
| Occupation: | gunsmith and watchmaker |
| Known For: | participation in Muslim resistance to Austrian occupation of Ottoman Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Avdo Jabučica was an Ottoman Bosnian blacksmith and armorer from Sarajevo, Sanjak of Bosnia, Ottoman Empire (modern-day Bosnia and Herzegovina).
In 1866 Jabučica forgered copper coins and was caught by the Ottoman authorities.[1]
During the first days of the Austrian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878 Jabučica repaired two Krupp cannons which were activated to fight against invading Austrian troops.[2] Later, when he was arrested Jabučica was forced to admit that he produced needles for artillery but he denied his participation in the battles around Sarajevo.[3]
Jabučica was put on court martial and sentenced to death. Jabučica was executed by shooting on 6 September 1878, together with many other participants in the resistance to occupying Austrian forces.[4]
"Dva Krupova topa, zaostala od turske posade, bila su namjerno onesposobljena od turkofila, ali ih je doveo u red vrsni kovač i puškar Avdo Jabučica pa su i oni stavljeni u funkciju. Zapovjednici artiljerije bili su Salih-aga Merhemić i Ahmed ef."
"Avdo Jabučica je priznao da je bio prisiljen da napravi igle za Krupove topove, ali je poricao da je 19. augusta sudjelovao u bojevima oko Sarajeva."