The questions were good and the quiz a challenge. I was thrown by the Libya and Egypt questions in relation to the Middle East so I decided to look it up before stating definitely that they were not in the Middle East. I found multiple maps and all of them showed different boundaries. While they are now considered part of the Middle East (along with countries all the way to Morocco depending on the map), it doesn't make sense. The original Middle East is literally in the middle. It's like saying Washington is part of the Midwest.
Perhaps the map you saw that includes morocco was refering to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, which is a commonly used definition due to the shared language and culture of the North African states with the rest of the Middle East. I think the term 'Middle East' is misleading anyway, because when you say 'Middle', which middle are we talking about? If it's from a European prespective, then the region in question should definitely be called the Near East, since it is the nearest part of Asia to Europe if you start in Greece for example and head East. It is already called that in ancient contexts. The Middle East will then be somewhere in India and Central Asia, and the Far East will be China and East Asia, as it is rightfully called.
How willing we are to twist our logic like pretzels just to deny what should be as obvious as the noses on our faces. If you stick to geography rather than polluting the issue with politics and/or ethnicity, there would be no confusion. And, oh yes Quiz Master, delete to your heart's content!
The answer makes no sense because the comment it was in answer to was deleted. I was responding to a comment about Libya and Egypt being on a quiz about the Middle East.
While I appreciate your reasons for not wanting the word "Arabic" in the clues, it's a very important point. An Arabic-speaking Christian will use the term "Allah" to refer to God.
I propose that all quiz makers submit their quizzes to IamTheBatman for pre-approval, so he can verify that the quizzes contain only topics that he is familiar with.
Not everyone is religious and hence are unfamiliar with many of these things like the home city of Jesus.