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Yes, commutative property is sufficient for a group to be Abelian. In fact, that's exactly is the definition of an Abelian Group.
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for a group to be abelian following properties must be satisfied

(1)closure

(2)associ.

(3)identity

(4)inverse

(5)commu.

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