The Malay martial arts reached its historical peak with the rise of Islam during the 15th century under the Melaka Sultanate. The era is known for the infusions of Islamic philosophy and elements of sufism, or Islamic mysticism, in silat. Literary texts mentioned some notable sufis like Makhdum Sadar Jahan who was a teacher for Sultan Ahmad Shah, as well as Sheikh Mansur who taught Hang Tuah the knowledge of "tasawuf". The era also saw the introduction of Baju Melayu that became the common uniform of silat practitioners until today.