If there is no Muslim graveyard or there is one but it is too expensive, where should the Muslim be buried?
Question

                The price of graves where we live is very expensive. A child died and we could not afford to buy a grave for him so that he could be buried in the Muslim graveyard, so we took him to the forest and buried him there. What is the ruling on that?.
Praise be to Allah.
    If it is not possible to bury a Muslim in the Muslim 
    graveyard because there is no Muslim graveyard or because it is too 
    expensive, there is nothing wrong with burying him in the desert or forest, 
    and levelling the ground so that it will not be dug up. 

    The scholars of the Standing Committee for Issuing Fatwas was 
    asked: What is the ruling if a Muslim dies in France and it is not possible 
    to transport him to an Arab land, and there is no graveyard just for the 
    Muslims in the town where he died. Can he be buried in the Christian 
    graveyard or what? Similarly, there is no place there for washing the 
    deceased Muslims except the place that is used for washing deceased 
    Christians. Can the deceased Muslims be washed there, if it is not possible 
    to wash the deceased Muslim in his house? 

    They replied: If there is no Muslim graveyard then if a 
    Muslim dies he should not be buried in the Christian graveyard, rather they 
    should look for a place in the desert and bury him there, and level the 
    ground so that it will not be dug up. If it is possible to transport him to 
    a land where there is a Muslim graveyard without great expense then that is 
    better. As for washing the deceased Muslim in the place where deceased 
    kaafirs are washed, there is nothing wrong with that if it is not possible 
    to find an alternative without incurring expense. End quote. 

    Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daa’imah 
    (8/454). 
And Allaah knows 
    best.