selagi berpegang teguh kepada Agama Islam," meaning, "Never shall Malays vanish from the earth, as long as they adhere to the religion of Islam". The saying is a rallying cry for Malay nationalism. However, the source of the saying is not clear. Hang Tuah has been the subject of an urban legend claiming that he was of Chinese descent. In 2012, Khoo Kay Kim, a historian from the University of Malaya claimed that there was no historical evidence for Hang Tuah's existence. In popular culture Hang Tuah is a prominent legendary figure in Malaysia's popular culture and his story has been adapted into several movies. Famous portrayals include: P. Ramlee in Hang Tuah (1956) Jamal Abdillah in Tuah (1990) Jalaluddin Hassan in XX Ray 2 (1995), a science-fiction film made by Aziz M. Osman about modern scientists who were sent back to the 15th century, when Hang Tuah was alive. The film imagines the hero getting his attributed quote Takkan Melayu Hilang Di Dunia from one of the scientists from the future M. Nasir in Puteri Gunung Ledang (2004) M. Nasir portrays Hang Tuah in a Kit Kat commercial where Hang Tuah (unrelated to the XX Ray 2 film) enters a modern convenience store Places and things named after Hang Tuah In Malaysia Five roads in Malaysia are named after Hang Tuah: Jalan Hang Tuah in Kuala Lumpur, and similarly named streets in Johor, Malacca, Muar, and Ipoh. The Royal Malaysian Navy has two frigates named after Hang Tuah, and . A strip along Jalan Hang Tuah has been renamed Hang Tuah Mall and popularised as a tourist attraction. An LRT station and Monorail station in Kuala Lumpur is named Hang Tuah. It is an interchange station. Medan Hang Tuah, a major food court and hawker centre is located at The Mall, Kuala Lumpur. Hang Tuah Stadium, a stadium in Malacca. Hang Tuah's Well, a water well in Malacca. Hang Tuah Jaya, a town and parliamentary constituency in Malacca. Admiral Hang Tuah Jamek Mosque, a mosque in Malacca. Hang Tuah Centre, an attraction in Malacca. Hang Tuah Village, a village in Malacca. Hang Tuah Bridge, a bridge in Malacca. Hang Tuah Hall, a building in Malacca. In Indonesia Certain roads in several major cities are named after the warrior as Jalan Hang Tuah: in Pekanbaru, Jakarta, Batam, Tanjung Pinang, Medan, Surabaya, Palembang, Padang, Palu, Denpasar, and Bandung Hang Tuah University,