Authorship attribution is a critical task in natural language processing with applications ranging from forensic linguistics to plagiarism detection. While well-studied in high-resource languages, it remains challenging for low-resource languages like Arabic and Urdu. In this paper, we present our participation in the AbjadNLP shared task, where we systematically evaluate three distinct approaches: traditional machine learning using SVM with TF-IDF features, fine-tuned transformer-based models (AraBERT), and LLMs. We demonstrate that while fine-tuned AraBERT excels in Arabic, traditional lexical models (SVM) prove more robust for Urdu, outperforming both BERT-based and LLM approaches. We also show that few-shot prompting with LLMs, when operated as a reranker over top candidates, significantly outperforms zero-shot baselines. Our final systems achieved competitive performance, ranking 6th and 1st in the Arabic and Urdu tasks respectively.