On wikipedia, how do you find out all the articles that hyperlinked back to an article?

Such as, the article We are watching is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nas.This article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nas_discography listing his featured material can be missing a number of songs for instance http://www.myspace.com/watchv=tGMZluMnKtY.

On the other hand, the posting http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/She_Don%27t incorporates a hyperlink to back to Nas.I was wondering if there seemed to be a backtracking technique that automatically updated which in turn articles hyperlinked into the ‘main artlcle’ I’m watching on wikipedia (if in which makes any kind of sense)

I realize on wikia, special files for instance pictures along with other media data automatically up-to-date when articles linked that will it or used that.I was wondering if this also held correct to reports.

In the sidebar on the left, we have a section “Toolbox”, the initial link which is “What links here”, which gives just what exactly you are requesting:The content linking to the next article.All content articles linking on the Nas document can therefore be bought at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:WhatLinksHere/Nas (note:deploying it to get missing songs could possibly be hard, as you’ll find currently around 2000 content articles linking to the Nas article).