Ahamedd Saaddoodeen.: The REAL-LIFE Puzzle in the DVCode

I received two emails this morning from France indicating that the real DVCode puzzle (as opposed to the contrived marketing stuff), is WHO is Blythe? Who is Ahamedd Saaddoodeen? Who really wrote the Da Vinci Code?

The lightly edited email, from a mathematician, offers the following (reprinted by permission):


Ahammedd = Ameddha (to praise)
Saaddoodeen= Sa'ad'ud'Din (good luck/good fortune/aid/help).

Perhaps Ahamedd Saaddoodeen is refering together as 'praising good fortune', or something along those lines. He thinks perhaps it is a hymn in a version of a bible, or a passage out of Da Vinci's note book.

The second email, from the same mathematician, offered a slightly different interpretation:

Ahameddha=to praise
Sa'ad=Felicia
ud-Din=al-Din
= (of) the religion/faith.

Perhaps the more specific message is:

To praise Felicia of the Religion (or Faith).

So, the search for answers in the real-life DVCode puzzle is on.