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A CMT ''[[Gone Country]]'' című valóságshowja második évadjában is szerepet kapott. ennek egy epizódjában beismerte szobatársának, Sebastian Bachnak, hogy csak felkapcsolt lámpáknál tud aludni, mert sötétben 19. századi embereket lát.<!-- szvsz ez csak poén volt, de az angol wikiben is szerepel...> Nemrég zsűritag volt az ''Australian Idol'' tehetségkutató műsorban.
Jelenlegi tervei közt szerepel egy, az Egyesült Királyságban bemutatandó színdarab, ami családja életéről szól. Többször említette azt is, hogy a Jacksons újra összeáll, albumot készít és turnézni fog. Számos jótékonysági szervezetet támogat, többek közt árva gyerekeket segélyezőket. Gyakran beszél hitéről és kiáll a rasszizmus ellen.
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He is planning a stage show based on his family to be released in the UK. He has said that The Jacksons are recording an album and planning a family tour.
Aziz returned to the UK in March 2007 to take part in the Channel 4 show [[Musicool]] as a mentor.
He is also currently involved in several charity projects and has been working on projects to help orphaned children around the world. Among other countries, he has visited Bangladesh as part of his work to raise funds and help children.
He has also figured heavily on the [[Islam Channel]] in the UK where he talked about his Islamic faith as well as announcing several charity projects that he plans to undertake.
In 2008, Aziz flew to Australia to be a guest judge and mentor for the top 5 [[Michael Jackson]] night on [[Australian Idol]].
In April 2007, Aziz returned to the UK to take part in a one-off special of ITV's Challenge Anneka. On the same trip he appeared in Glasgow with British Prime Minister, [[Gordon Brown]], speaking in support of [[Searchlight (magazine)|''Searchlight'' magazine's]] anti-racism campaign, the ''Daily Mirror'' "Hope Not Hate bus".<ref>{{Cite news
|url=http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&res_dat=xri:pqil:res_ver=0.2&res_id=xri:newsuk&rft_id=xri:newsuk:newsart:1253574261
|title=MAGIC BUS ; Last stop against racism
|work=[[Daily Mirror]] via ProQuest News UK
|date=2007-04-07
|author=[[Ros Wynne-Jones|Wynne-Jones, Ros]]
|page=14
|accessdate=2008-07-04
}}</ref>
On November 23, 2007, Mohammad Abdul Aziz Jackson appeared on ''[[Katie & Peter: Unleashed]]'' and again talked of a reunion with his brothers on a tour next year.
In March 2008, Aziz was the guest of honour at the Muslim Writers Awards in Birmingham, where he was interviewed live on stage by chat show host Sajid Varda which received rave reviews.
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